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The one thing Credit Suisse couldn’t save
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Farmers furious over ‘misleading’ tax grab on $3m+ super funds
Farmers say they will fight the government’s plan to hike the tax rate on $3m-plus super funds, arguing it ‘significantly impacts’ the handing down of family farms.
Political win: Barefoot reveals greatest secret in finance
Scott Pape has had a political win with Premier Dom Perrottet pledging to double the number of financial counsellors in NSW and the Opposition agreeing to “think” about the proposal.
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Farmers, environmentalists join hands in mines fight
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How can we make quad bikes and ATVs safer?
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Cool career: The industry that’s begging for more workers
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Luxury Ballina business in liquidation following court order
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