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| | | ... for Survivors co-founder Andrew Carpenter, a long-time victims advocate, said the proposed changes won't achieve anything. "The consultation paper only refers to additional contributions despite previous discussions being that the entirety of the ... |
| | | | ... said there was no evidence found to suggest that the size of funds influenced their level of oversight. "If we had found anything, we would have called it out because we like to promote better practice. What we did identify was the intersection with ... |
| | | | ... each of our first two budgets, we benefited from more than $100 billion in revenue upgrades. This year, we won't see anything like that," Chalmers said. "In fact, we are even looking at much less than the $69 billion we booked in the latest mid-year ... |
| | | | ... which is "far too high" to be consistent with the RBA's 2-3% inflation target, he added. The RBA hasn't ruled anything in or out, and its tightening bias has not been removed. The board "can't rule out either [rate hikes or cuts]." As such ... |
| | | | ... requirements to perform thorough verifications prior to disbursing payments. "... we're acutely aware that, in these cases, anything less than a quick and easy process could lead to further distress for members at an already deeply traumatic time," ... |
| | | | ... purely to invest in decarbonisation technology, so early-stage deep tech technology, from Pre-Seed to Series B - so, anything which we think can have a large-scale impact in decreasing in carbon emissions or have the ability to sequester carbon emissions," ... |
| | | | ... Taxation Office's (ATO) focus on disqualifying people and illegal early release. "I'm hoping we don't see anything too draconian, but it will be entirely reasonable if that really is on the rise and if it is becoming a big problem. The ATO's ... |
| | | | ... works, how and through what structures these assets are held, and how valuations actually occur, by whom and how often, anything APRA could do in their deep dive to educate the broad market about these dimensions would be very useful." Elsewhere, APRA ... |
| | | | ... philanthropy." "Lang loved creating incredible places where people can live and work, but he loved his family more than anything else in the world and his generosity and affection had no boundaries," the family said. "His zest for life and his relentless ... |
| | | | ... have the opportunity to access HSBC's new debt product as it looks to focus on the technology sector. This includes anything from software-as-a-service companies to climate tech. HSBC tech sector lead for Australia and New Zealand Alan Watters told ... |
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