WA Leaders Podcast with Sharon Palmer from iDNA Health
In this episode of the WA Leaders Podcast, host Dr Paula Smith sits down with Sharon Palmer, founder and director of IDNA Health.
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WA Leaders Podcast with Sharon Palmer from iDNA Health
In this episode of the WA Leaders Podcast, host Dr Paula Smith sits down with Sharon Palmer, founder and director of IDNA Health.
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WA Leaders Podcast with Sue Papadoulis
In this episode of the WA Leaders Podcast, host Dr. Paula Smith
sits down with Sue Papadoulis, former news editor, government communications advisor, and founder of Profile Media.
Sue shares her 20-year entrepreneurial journey from running national seminar programs like Publicity for Profit to building a thriving,
fully remote PR agency powered by ex-journalists. She dives deep into how mid-sized businesses can elevate their digital reputation and
leverage AI discoverability, the realities of transitioning to a scalable business model, and the power of flexible remote leadership.
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When Interest Rates Rise, Access to Credit Becomes a Strategy Issue
For many business owners, rising interest rates are felt first through higher repayments. The bigger issue often follows later: reduced
access to credit when new funding is needed to support growth, acquisitions or working capital.
Lenders assess both serviceability and risk. As interest rates increase, debt repayments consume a greater share of cash flow, which can
reduce borrowing capacity. A business that qualified for funding two years ago may not qualify for the same amount today, despite
maintaining similar revenue and profitability.
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Have you heard the phrase ‘”AI Slop”?
“AI Slop (also known as “slop”) def: low-quality, high-volume digital content (text, images, or videos) generated by AI, often, often
created without effort, to fill social media.
The word “slop” was named ‘word of the year’ in 2025 by dictionary Merriam-Webster and the American Dialect Society.
If you haven’t yet heard about it, you have experienced it – on social media. In fact, according to research by AI company Kapwing, 20% of
content shown to a freshly opened You Tube account is now low-quality AI video.
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