‘Horrible tax’ stopping Aussies from buying home
The nation’s peak business organisation has called for a “horrible” tax to be dropped, saying it is stopping Australians being able to buy a home.
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“We’ve been shafted”: Minister’s mine ban renders homes unsellable
Heartbroken homeowners struck by Tanya Plibersek’s partial ban on a gold mine say they’re stuck in limbo, with their houses rendered unsellable due to uncertainty over the project’s future.
Move for ‘First Nations approach’ to foreign policy criticised
A move to take a First Nations approach to Australia’s foreign policy has drawn criticism from strategy experts, who fear it could result losing the “hard-edge” needed for global strategy.
‘Legitimate’: Young Greens back Hamas-themed vandalism of MP’s office
The youth branch of the NSW Greens have endorsed the vandalisation of a Labor MP’s office with Hamas-linked symbols, placing them at odds with their federal leader.
Bombshell detail in Tanya’s gold mine rejection
A quietly released statement from Tanya Plibersek included a key detail about her reason to reject a gold mine in country NSW.
Aussie small business complaints against social media skyrocket
Small businesses are responsible for a huge jump in complaints against social media and tech companies – with hacks and suspensions costing them money and customers.
The exclusive event King Charles will attend while in Sydney
A crowd fit for a King is expected to gather outside the Sydney Opera House when the Monarch kicks off his royal tour. While details of the trip have been kept under wraps, one event he is attending can be revealed.
Nationwide overhaul needed to fix Australia’s housing crisis
The Business Council of Australia has come out swinging on the problems it says are driving up the cost of new homes across the country.
Federal Minister throws support behind social media boycott
Mark Butler joins other politicians and celebrities vowing to take part in Unplug 24, a day of action where people switch off social media for 24 hours.
Labor accused of running political hit job on nuclear
The Coalition fears Labor – who it has accused of stacking the committee with Labor MPs – will use a new committee to ramp up fears against nuclear energy leading up to the election.
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