Stamp duty is one of the cruellest taxes imposed by state governments. This is an anti-good times tax that punishes those people who buy properties and other big purchases, such as cars and land related to a business.
29 August 2025
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Stamp duty is one of the cruellest taxes imposed by state governments. This is an anti-good times tax that punishes those people who buy properties and other big purchases, such as cars and land related to a business.
In the age of online buying pumped up by Covid lockdowns and the proliferation of Uber and delivery services, many Aussies don’t know they’re paying ‘hard-to-see’ fees. Is this a job for the new and improved Albo or the ACCC?
New IR laws mean employees can reject out of hour calls from bosses.
In the first ever press conference of an RBA Governor after an interest rate decision, Michele Bullock implied a rate rise was possible, but she didn’t slam the door on the first cut either.
Parliament kicks off today for the first time this year to accept or reject the new stage three tax cuts.
Tomorrow ushers in a new era for our Reserve Bank, where for the first time the Governor will face a grilling from the media on when rates will be cut. It could be great theatre!
The unintended consequences of this mean boy stuff of ‘Albo hates Jim’ could be that Peter Dutton becomes PM!
Labor’s long march to capture Aussies doing ‘too well’ from the tax system enters the next stage of the trek.
Terrible political polling gets a government moving, which is why Woolies and Coles share prices should slide as the PM and Treasurer try to find money for a consumer watchdog to dob in supermarkets engaging in rip-off pricing.
The bottom line is that the future is digital, whether you like it or not!
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