Parliament passes tax cuts, but experts doubt they’ll be enough
Experts are sceptical about whether the government’s newly announced tax cuts are as effective as advertised.
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Economists say new JobKeeper and JobSeeker rates could lead Australia to the fiscal cliff
Some of Australia’s leading economists says the Federal Government has reduced JobKeeper and Jobseeker payments prematurely.
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University fees hike: Day of Action – Sydney
Students from across Sydney assembled to protest proposed hikes, cuts and changes to university fees and HECS debts – but their rally was shut down before it had barely begun.
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Falun Gong silent protesters demand ABC apology
Falun Gong protesters says they will not be budging from outside the ABC in Sydney, until the national broadcaster apologises for claims in a recent Foreign Correspondent report.
Read MoreVerity Firth on Arts degrees: do what interests you, not the government
Former NSW Minister for Education Verity Firth says the federal government’s decision to increase the cost of arts and humanities degrees is short-sighted, and students should feel free to speak up.
Read MoreSecond chance at an education for Ezidi refugees
Armidale Secondary College is giving Ezidi refugees a second chance.
Read MoreMuslim communities adapt to celebrate Eid al-Adha
Muslim families around Australia are about to celebrate the second major holiday on the Islamic calendar either in lockdown or unable to attend large gatherings of family and friends.
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Tourism turmoil in the Snowies
First, bushfires kept people away from the Snowy Mountains, then COVID-19. It’s been a particularly brutal year for those who rely on tourism.
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