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28 March 2017 |
Kelly Hughes
A repo
rt by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute revealed Australia’s public housing supply decreased by 4.1 per cent in the last fifteen years despite a surge in demand.
Australian government bodies like Government Property NSW have privatised the sale of public housing stock, auctioning off more than $1 billion worth of property since 2011.
27 March 2017 |
SMH
Nicole Miller is owed more than $6000 in superannuation from her former employer, PR agency Kreab Gavin Anderson.
27 March 2017 |
AFR
US Presi
dent Donald Trump is trying to revive his presidency after the healthcare debacle, but before nailing tax reform he will need to avert a government shutdown.
The potential for a government closure is not high on the radar of Wall Street, but is a sleeper issue in the Washington Beltway.
26 March 2017 |
AFR
Tony
Shepherd has lashed out at his own baby boomer generation's entitlement mentality, saying continued failure to address looming problems caused by the ageing population will ultimately erode the living standards of younger Australians.
26 March 2017 |
AFR
When 
Australian Securities and Investments Commission chairman Greg Medcraft told a room full of business journalists that Australia is a paradise for white-collar criminals, it ruffled a lot of feathers.
At a Senate estimates hearing the next day, Medcraft tried to "correct" the comments as reported. "Basically the point is that we want to make sure we don't become a paradise," he said.
25 March 2017 |
ABC
It 
is said real estate is all about "position, position, position".
Perspective could equally be thrown into the equation as well, and from the perspective of China's rapidly growing millionaire class, Australian capital city properties are not only cheap, but high-yielding as well.
25 March 2017 |
The Age
Pawa
njeet Heir's eyes well up as she retells the story of how she unwittingly became a victim of visa fraud, extortion and indentured servitude.
She is now facing her worst nightmare: deportation, along with her husband and young son, who have given up hope after the system failed them.
25 March 2017 |
AFR
Prope
rty investors with interest-only loans from Commonwealth Bank of Australia have been hit with a second interest rate rise in six weeks, as banks seek to stave off more aggressive regulatory intervention in the housing market.
25 March 2017 |
AFR
The 
federal government will not give up trying to implement its full package of company tax cuts after the Senate votes next week to allow only the first phase of the 10-year plan – a tax cut for small business.
23 March 2017 |
ABC
The c
orporate regulator has cleared embattled law firm Slater and Gordon of falsifying its financial records and accounts, saying there was no indication of any breach of law and no penalties will be enforced.
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