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Let Australians die as they want to, says Productivity Commission
Tens of thousands of terminally ill Australians are dying in hospitals when they would rather be dying at home, a Productivity Commission inquiry has found.
- by Peter Martin
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Bill Shorten
Labor to keep $30b tax cuts but repeal any changes for biggest companies
- by Mark Kenny
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Health insurance
Doctors name and shame health insurers as profits and complaints soar
- by Adam Gartrell
Opinion & Perspectives
The terrifying real-life horror story of the road that can't be killed
East West Link zombie project giving the government nightmares yet again
Adam Carey
If new governments can't undo what old ones have done, what's the point of elections?
If company tax cuts become law, and then Labor undoes the law, will it have exposed investors to sovereign risk?
Peter Martin
'I knew nothing ... and that is the end of the matter'
It's known as the Sergeant Schulz defence, and politicians know it well. Daniel Andrews is no exception.
Farrah Tomazin
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Federal
Analysis
Company tax
If new governments can't undo what old ones have done, what's the point of elections?
If company tax cuts become law, and then Labor undoes the law, will it have exposed investors to sovereign risk?
- by Peter Martin
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Victoria
East West Link back on agenda as nation-builders dub it 'top priority'
- by Timna Jacks and Clay Lucas
Engineer fined $480,000 over Mount Waverley building site pit collapse
- by Adam Cooper and Clay Lucas
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New South Wales
property
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Where Sydney homes do and don't get a subsidy for sale and by how much
- by Nigel Gladstone
Queensland
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