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Thursday, April 18, 2019
Labor chooses bigger surpluses over more tax cuts, high income earners to receive $77 billion in tax cuts and more than a billion dollars raised to rebuild Notre Dame.
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Labor chooses bigger surpluses over more tax cuts, high income earners to receive $77 billion in tax cuts and more than a billion dollars raised to rebuild Notre Dame.
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Scott Morrison criticises Labor's promise to not increase taxes or introduce new taxes for super, Labor launches campaign against the cost of the Coalition's income tax cuts and Notre Dame Cathedral to be rebuilt within the next five years.
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Scott Morrison criticises Labor's promise to not increase taxes or introduce new taxes for super, Labor launches campaign against the cost of the Coalition's income tax cuts and Notre Dame Cathedral to be rebuilt within the next five years.
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
The Coalition reportedly must reduce spending to fund income tax cuts, Labor's changes to trusts come under fire and Wall Street stocks begin the week down.
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The Coalition reportedly must reduce spending to fund income tax cuts, Labor's changes to trusts come under fire and Wall Street stocks begin the week down.
Monday, April 15, 2019
Labor retains lead in two-party-preferred vote according to the latest Newspoll, low and middle income earners could be better off under the Coalition, and Bill Shorten describes franking credit refunds as a "gift".
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Labor retains lead in two-party-preferred vote according to the latest Newspoll, low and middle income earners could be better off under the Coalition, and Bill Shorten describes franking credit refunds as a "gift".
Friday, April 12, 2019
Treasury costings reveal the price of Labor's tax plan while Bill Shorten hits back, the Real Estate Institute of Australia launches campaign against negative gearing changes and earnings season kicks off in the US.
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Treasury costings reveal the price of Labor's tax plan while Bill Shorten hits back, the Real Estate Institute of Australia launches campaign against negative gearing changes and earnings season kicks off in the US.
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Scott Morrison sets election date, Labor plans to pass tax changes in June and Brexit reportedly delayed until October.
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Scott Morrison sets election date, Labor plans to pass tax changes in June and Brexit reportedly delayed until October.
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Labor's overstated savings for negative gearing changes, Wynn Resorts ends takeover talks with Crown Resorts and Donald Tusk suggests a 'flexible' Brexit delay.
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Labor's overstated savings for negative gearing changes, Wynn Resorts ends takeover talks with Crown Resorts and Donald Tusk suggests a 'flexible' Brexit delay.
Tuesday, April 09, 2019
The Coalition's tax cuts could cost up to $30 billion a year, Theresa May heads to Germany and France as Brexit deadline approaches and Boeing drags down the Dow on Wall Street overnight.
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The Coalition's tax cuts could cost up to $30 billion a year, Theresa May heads to Germany and France as Brexit deadline approaches and Boeing drags down the Dow on Wall Street overnight.
Monday, April 08, 2019
Labor ahead in two-party-preferred vote while the Coalition pulls ahead in primary vote, the IMF issues a warning on the property market downturn and Wall Street stocks end the week on a high.
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Labor ahead in two-party-preferred vote while the Coalition pulls ahead in primary vote, the IMF issues a warning on the property market downturn and Wall Street stocks end the week on a high.
Friday, April 05, 2019
Bill Shorten's budget reply brings funding for cancer treatment, TAFE and apprenticeships, reports indicate Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could be close to a deal and the S&P 500 posts a six-day winning streak.
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Bill Shorten's budget reply brings funding for cancer treatment, TAFE and apprenticeships, reports indicate Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could be close to a deal and the S&P 500 posts a six-day winning streak.
Thursday, April 04, 2019
Bill Shorten to deliver Budget reply, Theresa May's request for a short Brexit delay is rejected and trade talks between China and the US continue to progress.
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Bill Shorten to deliver Budget reply, Theresa May's request for a short Brexit delay is rejected and trade talks between China and the US continue to progress.
Tuesday, April 02, 2019
Tax cuts and a surplus for tonight's Budget, net debt to be wiped out within ten years and British MPs reject Brexit alternatives.
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Tax cuts and a surplus for tonight's Budget, net debt to be wiped out within ten years and British MPs reject Brexit alternatives.
Monday, April 01, 2019
Labor's plan to cap emissions for over 100 additional companies, funding for road freight route upgrades in tomorrow's budget and trade talks between China and the US 'continue to make progress'.
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Labor's plan to cap emissions for over 100 additional companies, funding for road freight route upgrades in tomorrow's budget and trade talks between China and the US 'continue to make progress'.
Friday, March 29, 2019
Labor sets date for changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, Theresa May to put part of her Brexit deal back to a vote and trade talks between the US and China resume in Beijing.
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Labor sets date for changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, Theresa May to put part of her Brexit deal back to a vote and trade talks between the US and China resume in Beijing.
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Theresa May could resign over her Brexit deal, ASIC chairman hits back at the banks and Wall Street stocks down overnight.
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Theresa May could resign over her Brexit deal, ASIC chairman hits back at the banks and Wall Street stocks down overnight.
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Scott Morrison goes after One Nation voters, British MPs to begin voting on alternative Brexit plans and the personal details of over 62,000 Australian Facebook users accessed in last year's cyber attack.
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Scott Morrison goes after One Nation voters, British MPs to begin voting on alternative Brexit plans and the personal details of over 62,000 Australian Facebook users accessed in last year's cyber attack.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
The Coalition improves in the polls but Labor remains ahead, 1.2 million workers to be paid more under Labor's "Living Wage" plan and Theresa May still seeks support for her Brexit deal.
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The Coalition improves in the polls but Labor remains ahead, 1.2 million workers to be paid more under Labor's "Living Wage" plan and Theresa May still seeks support for her Brexit deal.
Monday, March 25, 2019
Robert Mueller's enquiry finds Donald Trump did not collude with Russia, counting in the NSW election continues following Gladys Berejiklian's win and Scott Morrison reportedly considering May 11 election date.
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Robert Mueller's enquiry finds Donald Trump did not collude with Russia, counting in the NSW election continues following Gladys Berejiklian's win and Scott Morrison reportedly considering May 11 election date.
Friday, March 22, 2019
The Greens to demand funding for renewable energy projects from a potential Labor minority government in NSW, the EU could offer a Brexit extension until May and a fast rail link between Melbourne and Geelong to be announced by Scott Morrison.
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The Greens to demand funding for renewable energy projects from a potential Labor minority government in NSW, the EU could offer a Brexit extension until May and a fast rail link between Melbourne and Geelong to be announced by Scott Morrison.
Thursday, March 21, 2019
Theresa May requests Brexit delay until June 30, house prices to fall under Labor according to a new report and the Fed indicates no interest rate hikes expected in 2019.
Theresa May requests Brexit delay until June 30, house prices to fall under Labor according to a new report and the Fed indicates no interest rate hikes expected in 2019.
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