Updated 22 July 2026 • General information only
Review scope
The publishing review covers formula logic, input labels, units, rounding, examples, result interpretation, source references, related links, limitations and mobile usability. The purpose is to make each page clear enough for a user to understand what the result does—and does not—show.
Category-specific checks
Conversion pages are checked for unit definitions and conversion factors. Australian work, finance and government-payment pages are checked against relevant official sources when current settings affect the output. Health, nutrition and fitness pages are checked so estimates are not framed as diagnosis or individual treatment advice.
What review does not mean
Publication review is not personal legal, tax, medical, employment, lending or financial advice. It also does not guarantee that a user’s inputs are complete or that a future rate, law, lender policy or government setting will remain unchanged.
Review principles
- Explain material assumptions.
- Use official Australian sources for changing rules where available.
- Separate estimates from entitlements or guaranteed outcomes.
- Correct errors directly and update review dates when changes are material.
- Do not list a professional reviewer unless that person has reviewed the page.