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The AFR shits all over its own excellent PwC work

The Fin uses the bold strategy of ‘what if everything we spent months helping to expose wasn’t all that big a deal?’

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Michael Pascoe: IKEA and Netflix tax scandal overshadows shameful PwC saga

IKEA and Netflix are just two quick examples of the ongoing, massive and very successful tax minimisation industry here.

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To build better cities, we need to build better YIMBYs

When your whole raison d’être is built on credulous premises, it’s time to get real. ‘Yes In My Backyard’ is a fine concept but needs smarts.

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What is the PwC tax scandal? Who is Peter-John Collins? Who knew about it? Why does it matter?

Consulting giant PwC is embroiled in a scandal of its own doing, having used confidential government information to benefit its bottom line. Here's how it happened, and what consequences the firm is facing.

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The rich lists used to be compelling reading. What happened?

Back in the day the whole country would pounce with glee on the AFR’s annual Rich List, but these days it’s a shadow of its former self.

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Rank hypocrisy: Seymour takes the fall as PwC enters reputation rehab mode

PwC touts itself as a ‘community of solvers’ with the aim of building trust and creating positive outcomes. Now the ugly truth is emerging.

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Can’t take the heat: Qantas banishes newspaper over columnist’s critique

Copies of the Australian Financial Review have disappeared from Qantas lounges, with the airline reportedly fed up over bad press.

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The AFR, lead denialist of profit-driven inflation, quietly boosts its cost

The newspaper that rails against inflation has raised its cover price by 25% in the past couple of years.

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Peter Dutton believes he has found Labor’s weak spot – but can he move beyond defending millionaires?

The Coalition sought to embarrass Stephen Jones as it tried to construct a broader narrative about broken promises

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Orica says federal emissions reduction changes 'a brick through the window' of Kooragang plant

Orica slams Canberra over carbon credits

Newcastle Herald

The wage crisis conversation has to change

While Australian individuals and small businesses struggle with inflation and a high cost of living, large corporations are reporting record profits.

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No such thing as a free lunch. Questions for RBA governor Philip Lowe about ‘cosy’ meeting

RBA governor Philip Lowe will be asked to explain why he privately briefed elite bankers about the ninth consecutive rise in interest rates – during a

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AFR takes up the cause of ‘unfairly maligned billionaire’ Gina Rinehart

Mining magnate praised for her ‘life-changing generosity’ in a series of flattering portraits. Plus: ABC’s board tussle

The Guardian - AU

Nine to pay $545k after defaming PNG minister

Nine will have to pay $545,000 to Papua New Guinea politician William Duma over a series of defamatory AFR articles that falsely accused him of corruption.

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A nuclear pact between friends

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he would have signed up to the AUKUS deal with the US and UK if he had been PM at the time, and he has asked Opposition Leader Peter Dutton just what will it take to get his support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

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Dutton speaks with forked tongue: Dreyfus

The attorney-general wants the Liberal leader to declare one way or another if he will support enshrining an Indigenous Voice in the constitution.

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Coal hard cash

In alleged acts of ‘environmental vandalism’, Australia’s coal exporters have been faking data about their ‘clean’ coal, and dumped Liberal upper house candidate in Victoria Renee Heath is calling in the lawyers.

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Daily Telegraph’s ‘inaccurate’ reporting taken into account by judge when sentencing paedophile

‘Sensational’ reporting by News Corp and 2GB should be considered as additional punishment when deciding sentence, judge says. Plus: the AFR’s kiss of death

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Australian Financial Review removes ‘trivialising’ references to female journalists after ABC and Seven complain

Media companies complain over the ‘incorrect and trivialising’ way two female Victorian reporters were described in an AFR article

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Declaring an interest

If the Reserve Bank does indeed raise interest rates by 0.25% today they will reach the heady heights of 2.85% — from 0.1% in May — and a bill to introduce mandatory cashless cards in NSW clubs has been shelved.

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On the home stretch

House prices in Australia will have fallen by up to 20% by the end of 2024, and NSW Transport Minister David Elliott’s spear-throwing days are over: he’ll leave politics at the March election.

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A breach of Truss

Britain is once again leaderless after Liz Truss resigned having served for only 45 days as prime minister, and hackers say they have the medical records of 1 million Medibank Private customers.

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Star Casino’s ‘penalty’ is so weak even the Financial Review can’t believe it

The ‘penalty’ imposed on Star Casino in NSW after revelations of systemic misconduct is woefully inadequate.

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In the midst of tyranny and assault, AFR focuses on the real issues: dudes with low confidence

There was an interesting mix of stories about the lives of men and women on the Australian Financial Review homepage last week.

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COVID, it’s all well and good: Perrottet

Today NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet will lead a push in national cabinet to axe five-day mandatory COVID isolation, and under the new federal ICAC legislation even the prime minister’s phone could be tapped.

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