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What an incredible week in Sydney.

We kicked it off at Accor Stadium for Jai Arrow's tribute match, then had the privilege of being in the locker rooms with the Rabbitohs team and Wayne Bennett afterwards. Being part of moments like that celebrating people, culture, and what a team stands for—is something we don't take for granted.

Then back at Doltone House with 150+ business owners from the Rabbitohs Business Chamber. Real conversations about tax reform, market volatility, and positioning for what comes next.

Two very different rooms, but the same thread running through both: genuine partnership with a community we respect.

Massive thanks to Blake Solly, South Sydney Rabbitohs, and everyone who showed up this week. That's what partnership looks like.

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150+ business owners and a sharp conversation on tax reform, market volatility and what's ahead for FY27. Real conversations about positioning in a shifting economy.

Last Thursday at the Rabbitohs Business Connect Breakfast, Jita, Simon, Ewan, and Scott led discussions about what integrated accounting and financial planning actually looks like when it matters most. Gareth brought the economic context. The room brought the questions.

That's a good morning well spent. Thanks to and the South Sydney Rabbitohs team and the SSFC Business Chamber for creating the space for it and for the trust to be a part of it.

The best time to learn about money is before mistakes become expensive.

Tony Sarai recently represented Modoras at Churchie, speaking with students about Financial Decisions That Make or Break Your Future: Don’t Blow It.

The session covered practical money habits, spending behaviour, social comparison, debt, investor mindset, diversification, AI and long-term thinking.

The key message was simple: young people may not have much money yet, but they do have time.

Thank you to Anglican Church Grammar School for having us and for the opportunity to be part of a practical conversation with students.

The Federal Budget 2026–27 has been handed down. Here's what it may mean for you.

The Treasurer announced a range of measures across tax, superannuation, small business, investment and household support. Some have immediate timeframes. Others are subject to legislation and may evolve before they take effect.

We've pulled it all together in the Modoras Federal Budget 2026–27 Analysis, broken down by audience, so you can find what's relevant to you faster.

What's inside:
✔️ Budget at a glance
✔️ Individuals and families
✔️ Business owners
✔️ Superannuation and retirement
✔️ Investors
✔️ Tax and compliance
✔️ Economic outlook
✔️ Accountant's lens and Financial Planner's lens
✔️ Director recording

Read the full summary 👇
🔗 https://info.modoras.com/federal-budget-2026-27

These are announced proposals, not law. Given the complexity of financial matters, Modoras recommends you speak with your Accountant and Planner before making any financial decisions.

Big news 🥳🥂🍾

SDJA is now officially part of the Modoras Group.

We've been working closely with Modoras for some time, and from 1 April 2026, we're formalising that partnership.

Same trusted team. Same commitment to getting it right. Now backed by even greater resources and expertise.

We're proud to be part of a larger group of high-calibre professionals committed to personable, proactive, and practical advice; backed by strong values and long-term vision.

SEE OUR AUDIT CAPABILITIES →https://modoras.com/services-business/audit-assurance/

What this means for our clients:
Your audit engagement team, your contacts, and your service experience all remain the same.

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