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| | | ... ownership with 3,000 low to middle income earners, the national Labor spokeswoman for housing said that a Federal Labor government would initiate a similar scheme. Although construction projects worth about $100 billion were undertaken last year, this ... |
| | | | ... numbers, which now accounts for $5.4 billion. Sherry also addressed the issue of red tape for employers, saying a Labor government would facilitate extra voluntary employee contributions, with all payments to be made quarterly with SG contributions. ... |
| | | | ... with lost or forgotten super funds. Nick Sherry, Labor's superannuation spokesman, announced last week that a Labor government would direct the ATO to hunt down such lost or forgotten monies, totaling up to $8.2 billion, and administer their return to ... |
| | | | ... their own choice of fund manager was a backward step, the state Liberal Party said. Last week, the Queensland Labor government introduced amendments to the Industrial Relations Act that will remove the ability for employers and employees to agree on ... |
| | | | Business groups fear a federal Labor government will derail the economy, Workplace Relations Minister Kevin Andrews said today. Andrews attacked Labor and the Australian Democrats after the government overnight failed for the second time to pass laws ... |
| | | | ... Costello seized on Opposition Leader Mark Latham's definition of the pension benchmark. Latham said this week a Labor government would not let the aged pension fall below 25% of Male Average Weekly Ordinary Time Earnings. But Costello said the difference ... |
| | | | Superannuation schemes for federal MPs, judges and the Governor-General would be closed down under a Labor government, Opposition Leader Mark Latham said today. The schemes were well outside the community standard and were out-of-date, Mr Latham said. ... |
| | | | ... lieu of six months notice, but forgo $1.3 million in shares. Opposition finance spokesman Bob McMullan said a Labor government would crack down on massive corporate payouts by putting limits on the amount companies could claim as a business expense. |
| | | | ... Public Prosecutions', Mr Knott said. The newspaper report identified flamboyant stockbroker Rene Rivkin, former Labor government minister Graham Richardson, and Qantas director Trevor Kennedy as part owners of Offset Alpine, which received a $53 million ... |
| | | | ... Review on the Offset Alpine Printing Group. The report identified flamboyant stockbroker Rene Rivkin, former Labor government minister Graham Richardson, and Qantas director Trevor Kennedy as part owners of Offset Alpine, which received a $53 million ... |
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