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| | | ... on Australia's billionaires last year could have raised $17.4 billion, which it said could have helped deliver cheap childcare for all families, extend energy bill relief for another two years and increase the humanitarian budget almost seven times over. ... |
| | | | ... priority was student debt relief, protecting penalty rates, making medicines cheaper, making it easier to crack down on childcare centres which aren't up to scratch. Those have been our legislative priorities in the first couple of weeks of the parliament," ... |
| | | | ... proportionate to increased wealth. "Everywhere, people are feeling the squeeze from rising costs in housing, healthcare, childcare and transport. Yet while households struggle, our tax system allows unbridled wealth growth at the top and starves the ... |
| | | | ... potential factors for the substantial number attributed to more inclusive working policies, such as the availability of childcare, in these jurisdictions. Meanwhile, asset management across Australia and New Zealand remains a persistently male-dominant ... |
| | | | ... employee of G8 Education was charged with more than 70 child sex abuse offences allegedly involving eight children at a childcare centre in Melbourne. In the weeks since, the share price of the childcare operator has fallen more than 20%. The fund said ... |
| | | | ... priority was student debt relief, protecting penalty rates, making medicines cheaper, making it easier to crack down on childcare centres which aren't up to scratch. Those have been our legislative priorities in the first couple of weeks of the parliament," ... |
| | | | ... experience in the property sector and joins Frontier from PPC Urban, where she carried out strategic research into national childcare developments and conducted population forecasting and demand modelling to support site acquisition. Her work also involved ... |
| | | | ... oversight of the ACCC's work across telecommunications, rail, ports, airports, electricity and gas as well as the 2023 Childcare Inquiry. Proudfoot was appointed executive general manager of the ACCC's National Anti-Scam Centre in August 2024 and has ... |
| | | | ... nurses, midwives and social workers over the next four years. The Coalition also plans to restore the activity test on childcare to save $420 million over the forward estimates, but the ACTU said it would make it much harder for women to get enough guaranteed ... |
| | | | ... surprisingly strong since the pandemic, driven by factors including worker shortages, cost-of-living pressures, changes to childcare subsidies, as well as working from home. Brooks said more than one-third of Australians still regularly work from home ... |
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