Perth’s wealthiest electorate receives three times more benefit from the capital gains tax (CGT) discount than any other electorate in Western Australia, highlighting how the tax break is skewed towards the state’s wealthiest communities. ACOSS analysis shows that the electorate of Curtin, where the average taxable income is $127,077, receives $579.3 million in CGT … Continued
New South Wales receives the greatest share of the capital gains tax (CGT) discount nationally, but the benefit flows overwhelmingly to just a handful of the state’s highest-income, inner-Sydney electorates, new ACOSS analysis shows. The top four NSW electorates by average capital gains tax breaks – Wentworth, Warringah, Bennelong and Bradfield – receive nearly … Continued
AI technology meets on-the-ground expertise from leading organizations across five continents, accessible to billions of consumers in 50+ languages covering 97% of global internet users. AMSTERDAM, NL / ACCESS Newswire / March 12, 2026 / The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) launched today Scam.org, an AI-powered platform that provides scam education, prevention, detection, reporting, and victim … Continued
MEDIA ALERT: Federal MPs welcome expansion of home electrification pilot Who: Assistant Minister for Energy, Josh Wilson MP, Member for Fremantle Ms Alison Byrnes MP, Member for Cunningham Dr. Saul Griffith, Co-founder and Chief Scientist, Rewiring Australia Jennifer Macey (householder) What: Doorstop with opportunity for interviews When: Friday 13 March, 3pm Where: 11 Beattie Ave, … Continued
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The findings of the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s Robodebt investigation will be devastating to the victims and their loved ones today. The NACC found two public servants engaged in ‘serious corrupt conduct’ – but will not refer them for criminal prosecution. Four others, including former prime minister Scott Morrison and former secretary Kathryn Campbell, were found … Continued
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Key Facts: Infrastructure planning across Australia must be supported by clear understanding of construction materials supply to avoid project delays Materials supply is identified as the largest non-labour supply risk to infrastructure delivery, particularly steel, quarry products and concrete Coordinated supply and demand analysis for construction materials is crucial for efficient delivery of national infrastructure … Continued
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Self-employment has fallen sharply to a 20-year low, according to new e61 Institute research that suggests a fundamental shift in how Australians work and run businesses. The share of Australians who are self-employed fell from a 2002 peak of 20% to just 14% of employment today, as the appeal of wage jobs, including higher pay … Continued
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Australia faces a projected shortfall of more than 70,000 nurses by 2035, as an ageing population and rising rates of chronic disease place unprecedented pressure on the health system. Addressing this challenge demands urgent focus on workforce retention. The Australian College of Nursing 2026 Policy Summit will bring together more than 100 Australian nursing … Continued
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Tibetan Uprising DayRally for Religious Freedom in Tibet Tuesday, 10 March 2026 11:30amParliament House Lawns, Canberra AND 1:30pmEmbassy of the People’s Republic of China PICTURES A large maypole structure on the lawn of Parliament House with 90 strings of colourful prayer flags to mark His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s 90th year Tibetan monks & … Continued
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Australia faces a projected shortfall of more than 70,000 nurses by 2035, as an ageing population and rising rates of chronic disease place unprecedented pressure on the health system. Addressing this challenge demands urgent focus on workforce retention. The Australian College of Nursing 2026 Policy Summit will bring together more than 100 Australian nursing … Continued
