Tax benefits for top earners cost $11 billion
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Surgeons, lawyers and finance managers the main beneficiaries of decision to leave negative gearing.
Surgeons, lawyers and finance managers the main beneficiaries of decision to leave negative gearing.
Animal welfare group calls on firm to stop selling fares to 'attractions' it says are cruel to animals.
Group helps save woman and arrest her alleged assailant on a bike path in Brunswick.
Victoria has amassed $9 billion to help pay for infrastructure, health and education agenda.
Sacked Turnbull minister links negative gearing tax write-off to commemoration.
Queensland woman allegedly told to cover by Jetstar tells airline to 'retrain staff'.
Coles claims Woolworths broke the law by staffing stores before opening time to cook chooks.
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Three Humvees broke free of their rigs and crash into the ground during a US Army exercise in Germany.
Man left screaming, covered in blood after 'mistaken identity' attack on street.
A 16-year-old boy arrested over an alleged Anzac Day terror plot was trying to get a firearm, police will allege.
A grandmother wanted by Beijing for corruption has quietly returned to China to cooperate with police and clear her name.
Surgeons, anaesthetists, finance managers and lawyers will benefit most if negative gearing remains the same, research shows.
Once, Malcolm Turnbull labelled negative gearing 'tax avoidance'. Now he warns of Labor's 'reckless new housing tax'.
One of our greatest national treasures has been neglected by governments that just don't care. It's time we rescued him.
In emergencies, surgeons, whose training has been as realistic as possible, can make the difference between life and death.
Self-serve checkouts helped supermarkets reduce their wages burden to the lowest level since 2004.
Regulators have called for larger penalties and a wider range of tactics.
Negative gearing warrants some serious consideration; in fact that's already been done.
Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer gave heart to ASX competitors on Friday.
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Health company's chief executive placed squarely in frame at Senate bribery hearing.
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In next week's budget the federal government intends to make changes to super contributions. And they could go even further ...
Carmakers in 'arms race' to develop even more luxurious soft-roaders.
Running a small business on the side is no longer frowned upon in the corporate world.
As the resources sector loses steam, FIFO workers are turning to small business.
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Despite Gmail's renown, Microsoft's site has built itself into a competent competitor.
Government has 'exploited the transition to cloud' to expand its power, company says.
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Ban due to failure to increase representation of black players.
Pies leap out of the blocks to settle the issue by quarter-time.
Leon Cameron's public bake of Greater Western Sydney's forwards has worked wonders as the ambitious Giants dare to dream big.
Coach says axed forward capable of returning to his best.
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