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The good news it some victims of the Optus hack can get cheap or free licence replacements. The bad news is the days of ‘cheaper’ petrol are over — the fuel excise reduction ends at 11.59pm today so Australians will pay at least 22 cents a litre more to keep…

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Australia’s richest exploit ‘taxpayer-funded inheritance scheme’ with 32 SMSFs worth $100m+

Wealthy Australians are taking advantage of the superannuation system’s favourable tax concessions.

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Australia’s problem gambling capital is looking for more pokies, and here’s who profits

You may suspect the last thing a socially-challenged town like Alice Springs needs is more gambling machines, but that’s just what is proposing.

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Sydney Morning Herald caught in the Crikey crossfire as letter to Lachlan Murdoch knocked back

The SMH and Age refused to accept Crikey’s ad citing competition for subscriptions. Plus: Bolt gets behind Avi Yemini

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The heat is on

Climate experts have warned that net zero emissions goals could do more harm than good if unchecked, and stalling Medicare rebates have pushed some GPs to stop bulk-billing.

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Olive branch over branch stacking

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says he’s sorry for the rotten culture in the state Labor Party, and Anthony Albanese reckons banning new coal and gas projects could potentially increase global emissions.

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ANZ’s shabby deal and dodgy reasoning need the press gang treatment, not cheers

ANZ’s attempt to buy Suncorp needs far more scepticism and scrutiny than it’s receiving from the business media.

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Do Australians pay too much income tax? 6 charts on how we rank against the rest of the world

Australians pay too much income tax – or so some argue.

The Conversation

Dollars and sense

Good morning, early birds. The Reserve Bank is meeting to look at the 0.85% cash rate which is expected to potentially jump to as much as 1.35%, and reportedly four of the five vacancies in the Andrews government will be filled by women. It’s the news you need to know,…

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The day the Reserve Bank’s messaging nearly died

With the RBA preparing to hike interest rates again tomorrow, why are we hearing about the governor’s health in the financial press today?

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She can’t get no satisfaction … AFR’s right on the money … silent treatment

We think the reported bust-up of Rupert and Jerry’s six-year marriage should be treated with the same dignity his media empire treats others’ sad times. But there’s plenty more from the bunker.

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Michael Pascoe: Now Morrison fibs about immigration

Given the frequency of Scott Morrison telling lies, telling the AFR a fib about immigration levels just before an election is small beer, but also telling.

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Up for debate

Good morning, early birds. Last night’s heated debate between Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese ended in a 50-50 tie, and the latest Newspoll suggests if we went to the polls right now Labor would win and a hung Parliament would be very unlikely. It’s the news you ned to know,…

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Tech mogul Mike Cannon-Brookes will shut down Hunter power stations if his bid gets up

Mike Cannon-Brookes, Atlassian and AGL

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Making a protection racket

Good morning, early birds. The Morrison government gave $1.1 billion in PPE contracts to Aspen Medical which is now part of an international criminal probe into corruption and money laundering, and Labor has announced a “shared-equity” scheme for homebuyers. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Every election needs a touch of Turnbull

Malcolm and Lucy have decamped to New York and have (mostly) kept a low profile during the campaign. But son Alex ‘aint so shy…

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Financial Review’s numbers game over Albanese falls short as Mercury prints ‘Tassie Shocker’

Fine print casts doubt on AFR and News Corp’s claims about Labor leader. Plus: Leigh Sales quits Twitter

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A healthy attitude

Good morning, early birds. Labor has pledged $135 million for a trial of 50 urgent care clinics across Australia, and has dropped plans to review the JobSeeker rate. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Thought for fuel

Good morning, early birds. Australia’s fuel excise will reportedly be reduced for at least six months, and the federal executive of the Liberal Party has stepped in to take over all remaining contested preselections in NSW. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Vale Max Walsh, pioneering journalist and fighter against protectionism in all forms

Max Walsh was an iconic fixture of the golden wave of Australian journalism. Today, a tribute from a former colleague.

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Shooting their shot

Good morning, early birds. A fourth COVID-19 vaccine is reportedly set to be approved by the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation, and Australian energy giant Woodside reportedly buried a report that went against its claim that increasing gas production in Australia would reduce emissions. It’s the news you need…

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RBA's Lowe warns of upside inflation risks

RBA governor Philip Lowe has told a business conference inflation could reach four per cent-plus as a result of the Ukraine war and the floods in Australia.

Crikey

Do we have to endure another bout of Financial Review’s ‘tax reform’ push?

Here we go again: the Fin wants ‘tax reform’, without mentioning its fierce opposition to decent tax reform in recent years. Hypocrites.

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Taking care of business: Frydenberg flounders on proxy adviser laws

The treasurer’s attempts to kneecap Australia’s fledgling proxy advisory sector were shot down in the Senate. Perhaps the attention and controversy surrounding all this can be funnelled into making positive change?

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It took three years but the SMH and the Age finally got their revenge on Clementine Ford – kind of

Nine spikes a story on Ford at the 11th hour after a ‘breakdown in communication’. Plus: the AFR says Covid is good for the wealthy

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