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07 April 2017 |
SMH
Shocking cases of wage fraud in the big brands of 7-Eleven, Domino's, Caltex and United Petroleum, ricochet across the country, prompting all sides of politics to promise new legislation to rein in systemic wage fraud.
Or so we thought.
07 April 2017 |
ABC
Is the prop
erty market simply out of reach for younger Australians?
Australian millennials were ranked second last in home ownership in a recent survey by international bank HSBC.
The bank surveyed 9,000 millennials — people between the ages of 18 and 36 — in nine different countries.
07 April 2017 |
SMH
Former 
Reserve Bank boss Bernie Fraser has savaged the Fair Work Commission's cuts to penalty rates and the Turnbull government's company tax cuts, saying the measures will further entrench inequality but do little to produce jobs and growth.
07 April 2017 |
SMH
The hea
d of the corporate regulator says he is still uncovering "some pretty appalling things" when conducting surveillance on Australian banks.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission Chairman Greg Medcraft said banks still had a way to go to restore the trust of their customers, and while at a board level banks seem to "get it", on the ground there are still issues.
07 April 2017 |
AFR
After a wee
k of being bruised and battered over elevated reputation and credit risks, the last thing the bankers attending The Australian Financial Review Banking and Wealth Summit needed was a reminder of the rising operational risks from cyber attacks.
But the straight-shooting chief executive of Insurance Australia Group, Peter Harmer, did not dodge the question when asked what his firm had found while trawling through the "dark web".
06 April 2017 |
AFR
Treasu
rer Scott Morrison is calling on big business to take up the fight for tax cuts for major corporations, warning that without winning over the public there's little hope of the government passing the rest of its tax plan through the Senate.
While Mr Morrison will recommit the government to legislating the remainder of its tax cuts, the tarnished reputation of the top end of town is making it easier for Labor to demonise big business.
06 April 2017 |
ABC
Seven m
onths into its term, the Northern Territory Government is struggling to put concrete details on a key election promise to equalise access to housing in the bush.
As part of its pre-election pitch to win back the support of bush voters, Labor tapped into discontent in remote communities over "discrimination" in the allocation of housing for government employees.
06 April 2017 |
Guardian Australia
A $
1bn federal loan to builders of a railway line between the proposed Adani coalmine and the coast would be a direct breach of government policy, a legal group has claimed.
Environmental Justice Australia has lodged a formal complaint with the Productivity Commission over the prospect of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility partially funding the 400km rail line.
06 April 2017 |
SMH
Petrol 
giant United Petroleum has been blasted by the workplace regulator for rampant underpayment of workers across its franchise network after a series of raids.
The Fair Work Ombudsman's investigation also found that a company related to United Petroleum's head office and which shared the same two directors was also underpaying staff.
05 April 2017 |
ABC
It was
a fairly flat session on Wall Street overnight, as investors exercised caution ahead of the first-quarter earnings season and a meeting between the US and Chinese presidents later this week.
Investors will be focussed on the potentially tense meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on Thursday and Friday, after Mr Trump held out the possibility of using trade as a lever to secure China's cooperation against North Korea during the talks.
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