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State of Scam Brazil Report Shows R$99 billion Lost; Cross-Sector Webinar to Address Growing Crisis THE HAGUE, NL / ACCESS Newswire / November 12, 2025 / he Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) will release its State of Scam Brazil Report 2025 on November 13, revealing an alarming disconnect between confidence and vulnerability: while 75% of Brazilians … Continued
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Australia’s complex web of GST exemptions is causing households which spend similar amounts each year to pay significantly different rates of tax, new research by the e61-UNSW Policy Research Partnership has shown. The study of the latest Household Expenditure Survey shows that among households spending about $38,000 a year, GST paid ranges from roughly … Continued
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Doctors call on the Liberal Party to resist caving in to pressure to abandon net zero, as doing so will put Australian lives at risk. The call comes ahead of high-stakes meetings this week to debate the party’s position on net zero emissions. Doctors for the Environment Australia’s executive Director Dr Kate Wylie … Continued
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is urging employers to get ready for the introduction of Payday Super. The Payday Super legislation has now passed and will take effect from 1 July 2026, meaning employers will be required to pay employees’ super at the same time as salary and wages. Deputy Commissioner Emma Rosenzweig said this is … Continued
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Paying JobSeeker recipients weekly instead of fortnightly could help reduce hardship and financial stress without costing taxpayers more, new e61 Institute research shows. The analysis compared JobSeeker recipients in Australia, who are paid fortnightly, with those in New Zealand, who are paid weekly. It found that Australian recipients have bigger fluctuations in spending and are … Continued
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The Australian Human Rights Commission is calling for urgent action from government and business to address the escalating impacts of climate change on Australians’ human rights. Launching its first major report on climate change, Human rights on a warming Earth, Commission President Hugh de Kretser said, ‘The evidence on the extreme threat to humans posed … Continued
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5 November 2025 Public health groups are delighted that legislation to create an Australian Centre for Disease Control – the most important piece of public health infrastructure in generations – has today passed the Senate and can start next year. “Thanks to the many people who’ve put in hard work and long nights, showing … Continued
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Leading economic and health experts are uniting today to urgently call on the Australian Government to boost the economy, reduce healthcare costs and improve Australians’ wellbeing by dramatically increasing and transforming spending on preventive health. A new peer-reviewed commentary from experts at Deakin Health Economics, Cancer Council Victoria and The George Institute for Global Health will … Continued
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Australia’s top scientists, innovators and educators have been recognised in the 2025 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science. From redefining air quality science to advancing quantum cybersecurity, and this year, for the first time, honouring the deep knowledge systems of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, this year’s recipients highlight the diverse talent driving Australia’s scientific … Continued
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Data from the latest Jobs and Skills Report shows that the benefits of completing a vocational education and training (VET) qualification are growing, with graduates now seeing $14,100 more in median income compared to pre-training. In addition, 88% of VET graduates are employed post-qualification, compared to 72% pre-training. Released annually by Jobs and Skills Australia … Continued
