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Chalmers’ CGT backflip could still hurt founders
10+ hour, 39+ min ago (49+ words) heraldsun.com.au Chalmers’ CGT backflip could still hurt founders The Albanese government has retreated on capital gains tax changes for start-ups, but tech founders warn the backflip adds bureaucracy and could still push young entrepreneurs overseas. All your news…...
TV interview with Assistant Minister McBride, News24 Weekend NewsDay – 13 September 2026
13+ hour, 44+ min ago (377+ words) Read the transcript of Assistant Minister McBride's interview with Jaynie Seal on Pauline Hanson's comments on Anthony Albanese's mother, Andrew Hastie criticism of One Nation cartoon, indemnity insurance for midwives, and digital duty of care legislation. The Hon Emma McBride…...
Australia: Children Living in Poverty in the Heart of the Wealthy Pilbara Take Their Voices to Federal Parliament - Allora! Italian Australian News
15+ hour, 1+ min ago (785+ words) It is one of the starkest contradictions in modern Australia. The Pilbara, in Western Australia, has long been described as one of the engines of the national economy. Port Hedland handles billions of dollars in trade each month and is…...
Canberra details tax changes with limited concessions for some innovators
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (100+ words) PharmaDispatch Canberra details tax changes with limited concessions for some innovators AusBiotech has welcomed concessions to changes to the R&D Tax Incentive and Capital Gains Tax but remains concerned about the potential impact on emerging life sciences companies. … Rare…...
Appointment of new Chair for National Australia Day Council Board
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (545+ words) The Albanese Government is pleased to announce Ms Melissa Doyle AM as the new Chair of the National Australia Day Council Board. Ms Doyle has had a distinguished career as a television presenter, author and journalist, with more than 30 years…...
MATES charity aims to prevent suicide in heavy industries
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (647+ words) Maggie Pearce (second from left) and her son Ben (second from right). (Supplied: Maggie Pearce) Warning: This article contains discussions of suicide. Sydney mother Maggie Pearce says her son Ben was loud, had a lot of friends and was dedicated…...
Video: Economist reveals why Aussies feel poorer and consider One Nation | Daily Mail Online
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (558+ words) Chief economist Leith van Onselen explains on 4BC why Australians are feeling poorer, are considerably more grumpy, and are seeking alternatives like One Nation Katie Price, Princess Andre and Kelly Osbourne among NTAs celebs Amanda Holden and Paloma Faith surprise Alan…...
Lantis launches environmental tender for second Tijsman Tunnel
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (339+ words) Home > Lantis launches environmental tender for second Tijsman Tunnel Belgian infrastructure client Lantis has launched procurement for the environmental impact assessment required for a proposed second Tijsman Tunnel beneath the Kanaaldok in the Port of Antwerp. The contract notice was…...
Australian Commercial Sectors Revolutionise Connectivity as Facilities Move to Advanced Decentralised Networks
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (56+ words) openpr.com Australian Commercial Sectors Revolutionise Connectivity as Facilities Move to Advanced Decentralised Networks Press release from: ABNewswire Permanent link to this press release: You can edit or delete your press release Australian Commercial Sectors Revolutionise Connectivity as Facilities Move…...
Does the public really support AUKUS? Or are we asking the wrong questions?
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (183+ words) When independent Senator David Pocock appeared before the independent public inquiry into AUKUS in Canberra last week, he observed: “Australians are being told that this is too sensitive to discuss, and simultaneously that it enjoys their support.” The first part…...