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PwC matter referred to federal anti-corruption watchdog

PwC matter referred to federal anti-corruption watchdog

The Greens have wasted no time in putting the PwC tax leak debacle on the new anti-corruption watchdog's radar.

Dutton says Labor can't take credit for budget surplus

Dutton says Labor can't take credit for budget surplus

Dutton says Labor can't take credit for budget surplus

Dutton says Labor can't take credit for budget surplus

The Labor government needs to produce more than one surplus, says the opposition leader, to prove it's serious about responsible budget management.

EU offer on trade deal 'not good enough'

EU offer on trade deal 'not good enough'

EU offer on trade deal 'not good enough'

EU offer on trade deal 'not good enough'

Agricultural producers hoping for easier access to the European market will have longer to wait as talks on the EU free trade deal continue.

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Albanese spruiks larger-than-expected budget surplus

Albanese spruiks larger-than-expected budget surplus

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a larger-than-expected surplus is due to responsible budget management but the opposition says it's "dumb luck".

NDIS marks 10 years with tricky road of reforms ahead

NDIS marks 10 years with tricky road of reforms ahead

As the National Disability Insurance Scheme marks 10 years since it began operating, major reforms are on the table to ensure it continues for decades to come.

Borrowers on red alert as inflation fight rakes economy

Borrowers on red alert as inflation fight rakes economy

Economists and experts have identified groups at higher risk of serious financial stress and pain as interest rate hikes battle stubborn inflation.

How to blast rocks and negativity into prosperity

How to blast rocks and negativity into prosperity

Chemicals giant Orica expects to be a winner in the latest boom because miners need tech to find new ore and explosives to blast critical minerals out of rock.

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One of last men held on Nauru says he lost everything

One of last men held on Nauru says he lost everything

One of last men held on Nauru says he lost everything

One of last men held on Nauru says he lost everything

The Australian government has moved all refugees and asylum seekers off Nauru but will retain the capacity for offshore detention.

Wellcamp report finds failings on transparency, value

Wellcamp report finds failings on transparency, value

Wellcamp report finds failings on transparency, value

Wellcamp report finds failings on transparency, value

An audit report criticises the Queensland government's transparency on the cost and value of its Wellcamp quarantine facility but the premier remains defiant.

NDIS architect says scheme not working as intended

NDIS architect says scheme not working as intended

NDIS architect says scheme not working as intended

NDIS architect says scheme not working as intended

As the NDIS nears its 10th anniversary, one of the key designers of the scheme says there are still issues with how it has been implemented.

Corruption fighters to plumb depths of murky water

Corruption fighters to plumb depths of murky water

Corruption fighters to plumb depths of murky water

Corruption fighters to plumb depths of murky water

Australia's new anti-corruption watchdog has begun operating led by a former judge who investigated alleged war crimes by Australian troops in Afghanistan.

Changes kicking in for new financial year in Australia

Changes kicking in for new financial year in Australia

Changes kicking in for new financial year in Australia

Changes kicking in for new financial year in Australia

There are some major changes happening in the new financial year, with Australians to both benefit and be slugged with new costs.

Historic SA university merger decision looms

Historic SA university merger decision looms

Historic SA university merger decision looms

Historic SA university merger decision looms

The University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia are set to reveal their decision on a proposed merger.

Federal surplus to rocket past earlier forecasts

Federal surplus to rocket past earlier forecasts

Federal surplus to rocket past earlier forecasts

Federal surplus to rocket past earlier forecasts

The slender surplus forecast in the May budget is likely to be much more convincing as foreshadowed by new government data.

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Higher power prices locked in but relief elsewhere

Tweaks to the aged care pension, new places on the home guarantee scheme and higher super contributions are among the top changes coming into effect on July 1.

Confusion as Aboriginal heritage laws approach start

A long-awaited revamp of Aboriginal cultural heritage laws in Western Australia is poised to begin despite community concerns.

Dutton insists Berejiklian is 'not a corrupt person'

Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says Gladys Berejiklian isn't corrupt as he defends the former NSW premier following a damning integrity report.

Childcare fee hikes on watchdog's list as subsidy rises

Federal Education Minister Jason Clare says childcare centres lifting fees are in the sights of the ACCC as subsidies for parents increase.

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Specialist school among 60 facing 'unfair' Vic tax

A school for children with language and learning difficulties is among 60 Victorian non-government schools set to lose their payroll tax exemption.

Call for national rules to sort out plastic recycling

Australians continue to incorrectly recycle plastic waste, with calls for the federal government to implement consistent guidelines nationwide.

Fast-track funding to fix flood-affected roads, bridges

Local councils will share in almost $1.8 billion in advance payments to help fix infrastructure damaged in successive natural disasters.

NZ High Commissioner reveals Morrison, Ardern spats

New Zealand diplomats will toast a hard-earned win when the route to Australian citizenship becomes easier for Kiwis following Jacinda Ardern's advocacy.

Tasmania outlaws Nazi salute, symbol in 'clear message'

The island state has locked in reforms banning the Nazi salute and symbol in a move the government says sends a clear message against hate.

Former deputy premier appointed to top rail loop role

James Merlino will head up the authority behind the contentious Suburban Rail Loop as a probe into the politicisation of the public sector persists.

Reset needed on troubled flood buybacks: NSW Premier

A flood buyback scheme for low-lying properties in the Northern Rivers needs a reset, NSW premier Chris Minns says, amid widespread confusion over eligibility.

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