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Australia’s Proposed 30% Family Trust Tax: Who Will Pay More and Who Is Exempt?

Australia introduced a proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts from July 2028. Who could pay more, who is exempt,.

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France Protests 2026: Hundreds of Thousands March as Cost-of-Living Anger Sparks Violent Clashes

Between 550,000 and 800,000 people marched across France on 17 October 2026. Why they protested, what happened in Paris and.

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Caulfield Cup 2026 Tragedy: Ohope Wins Euthanised, Half Yours Survives — Latest Jockey Updates

Ohope Wins was euthanised after the Caulfield Cup fall; Half Yours survived. Latest Mark Zahra and Jye McNeil updates, Kingswood's.

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Why Is Australia Having Such a Wet El Niño? The Weather Surprise Explained

Australia could experience its wettest El Niño year yet. Why warm Indian Ocean waters, a stalled Tasman high and other.

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Australian Car Insurance Has Jumped Almost 60% in Four Years — Why?

Some Australians face nearly 60% motor-insurance renewal increases. ASIC's review explains the wider premium surge and how to compare car.

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Australia Loses 39,300 Jobs: What It Could Mean for Interest Rates, Mortgages and the Australian Dollar

Australia lost 39,300 employed people in September but full-time jobs rose. What the ABS data means for RBA decisions, mortgages.

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IMF Warns on Australia’s Economic Outlook: Slower Growth, Inflation and Jobs in 2027

The IMF expects slower Australian growth into 2027 amid inflation and global energy risks. Here's what the forecasts mean for.

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Australia’s Cheapest and Most Expensive Capital-City Rental Markets in Late 2026

Sydney is the most expensive capital for median house rents, while Melbourne is the cheapest mainland capital in Domain's September.

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NDIS Claims Over 90 Days Face Extra Checks From 15 October — Provider and Participant Guide

The NDIA will apply extra verification to claims lodged more than 90 days after services are delivered. The December submission.

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Australia’s 2027 Student Limits and Migration Debate: What Is Law and What Is Only Proposed?

Australia keeps its 2027 international student planning level at 295,000 while new visa rules take effect. How this differs from.

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