Aussies won’t give up travel in inflation crisis
Travel has become a ‘non-negotiable’ with new data showing more than 70 per cent of people are choosing to travel in the upcoming school holiday period.
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Coalition ‘no’ to misinformation bill
The Coalition has committed to formally opposing Labor’s misinformation bill in parliament, after months of concerns over the risk it may pose to free speech.
Supply the issue, not tax, says PM
Economists have called for Labor to focus on bolstering housing supply as Anthony Albanese walked back any enthusiasm for an overhaul of negative gearing and capital gains tax deductions for property investors.
Kamala’s chances? This Joe is not quite so sure
Former ambassador to the US Joe Hockey says Kamala Harris faces significant hurdles, as he also offers to assist Labor in working with Donald Trump should the former president win.
Bowen won’t copy US ban on Chinese EVs
The Climate Change Minister rejected the ban, as Beijing’s top diplomat in Canberra declared the country’s EVs would help Australia deliver its promised carbon emissions cuts.
Gearing up for a change, Mr Albanese? Negative, says PM, it’s not my policy
Anthony Albanese has claimed he had nothing to do with Treasury examining changes to negative gearing or the capital gains tax discount as a growing number of Coalition MPs push Peter Dutton to consider their own property tax changes.
Digital law ‘to silence debate’
The Coalition says Labor’s rejigged misinformation bill will ‘have a chilling effect on political speech’, saying the legislation will apply to ‘information about electoral candidates or referendum proposals’.
Israel acting like Russia: Greens
The Greens have likened Israel to Russia and its attacks on Ukraine following more than 1600 airstrikes being launched by the Jewish state into Lebanon on Monday.
Stores kicked when they’re down, down
Coles and Woolworths have breached the trust of Australians by offering illusionary discounts and acting in a way Anthony Albanese says constitutes an ‘abuse of power’.
First tax then housing, says Bandt
Adam Bandt has signalled the Greens would be willing to negotiate with Labor on its signature housing bills, should the government makes changes to capital gains tax.
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