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Australia is set to host the Women’s Asia cup in 2026, the bid seeks to improve the positive economic effects of women’s soccer. Over 1,000 jobs and up to $260 million in economic production are expected to be created by the tournament. Image: Image from Cloudfront Produced By: Daniel Sedlarevic Featured In Story: Peter …
Insurance services have recently seen an increase this year compared to other industries. Consumer advocacy group Choice says 29 providers raised their premium by 3.03 per cent early this year. With premiums rising so highly, Australians now question whether they should cancel their insurance. Image: Image from Cloudfront Produced By: Daniel Sedlarevic Featured In Story: …
This week, the Queensland Reconciliation Awards were hosted in Cairns, acknowledging the work of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community across the state. The Mandingalbay Authentic Indigenous Tours took out Business category, offering sustainable and culturally safe tours. They were one of the six winners in this year’s edition. The Wire’s Eduardo Jordan asked …
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Australia’s largest currency transport business, Armaguard, is said to be struggling financially due to a rapid decline in the use of cash as means of payment in recent years. According to the Australian Banking Association, cash accounts only for 13% of payments, a 57% decline since 2017. So what does the future hold for Armaguard …
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is set to recover $15 billion owed from 1.8 million entities under its’ controversial ‘robotax’ scheme. Under the scheme, many taxpayers have been chased for old debts that were previously ‘written off’. Additionally, The Inspector General and Taxation Ombudsman, Karen Payne, said the ATO overlooks its discretionary and remedial powers …
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Australians are bearing the brunt of climate change impacts while fossil fuel companies reap profits from them. Recent research by the Australia Institute shows that the public is frustrated with the lack of tax paid by the industry, with a majority supporting a climate damage compensation levy on fossil fuel exporters. Image: …
The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) is primarily a budget update, but sometimes can be a mini budget with further changes or more policy initiatives. In fact this time there is $4.7 Billion of Government policy initiatives that we don’t yet know about. Hopefully more announcements will come, but the boost to the budget …
Australia recovered well from COVID this year. Despite facing inflation and a high cost of living in the early months of 2023, life is normalizing as inflation eased in October. The Black Friday sale and the Cyber Monday sale experienced a 3% increase in consumer spending compared to the previous year. Christmas, eagerly awaited, is …