Victoria’s promised economic growth statement,designed to drive economic growth,is not expected to include tax reform. Business and the opposition want more.
After closing a cemetery,a Perth metropolitan council has advised widows they can no longer be buried in the lots they bought beside their husbands.
The Albanese government says cutting almost 500 tariffs on everyday products will be the biggest change to the system in two decades and will help businesses and households.
Inequality must not be perpetuated nor entrenched by technology. The challenge for the digital economy is not just to be efficient,but to also be fair.
A raft of relaxed rules introduced during the pandemic – such as takeaway alcohol services and 24-hour retail deliveries – are set to stay.
Small business owners would get a cash flow boost under a government plan to change the way tax bills are calculated as the economy rebounds.
Research commissioned by a number of charities and not-for-profit groups shows rules designed to stop unlawful acts could cost up to $150 million in their first year.
Like most of us,19-year-old Will Richardson’s life feels like it has been put on hold. But it’s not just lockdowns holding him back – it’s an inability to get a copy of his birth certificate.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has promised not to “tax our industries off the planet”,saying net zero emissions can’t be achieved at “dinner parties and wine bars” but with the assistance of manufacturing and agriculture.
The simplified trading partnership permit,launched on Friday,gives food trucks and mobile food vendors the ability to trade at approved events across the Town of Victoria Park and cities of Canning and Gosnells.
New federal rules that govern translation and interpretation accreditation have disqualified three experienced practitioners,who say they can no longer get government jobs.