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Stamp duty reform could improve housing affordability, experts say - Vimarsana News

Stamp duty reform could improve housing affordability, experts say

Negative gearing and capital gains tax arrangements are off the table, but there’s another tax reform that could improve housing affordability over time.

How chemicals tycoon and Trump adviser Andrew Liveris shaped Australia's 'gas-fired recovery' - Vimarsana News

How chemicals tycoon and Trump adviser Andrew Liveris shaped Australia's 'gas-fired recovery'

Andrew Liveris is one of Australia’s most successful businessmen, an adviser to US presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama. So how did he come to shape the nation’s energy policy?

Election 2022: Labor sharpens its own razor to trim public sector - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Labor sharpens its own razor to trim public sector

Labor is promising another razor gang-style audit of government spending, amid claims of wastes and rorts. It has its eyes firmly on consultants and contractors.

Source: afr.com
Public service: Labor cuts to consultants could 'restore expertise' - Vimarsana News

Public service: Labor cuts to consultants could 'restore expertise'

Former Australian Public Service Commission boss Andrew Podger has backed Labor’s plans to cut spending on consultants, contractors and labour hire because it could help restore specialist expertise to the public service.

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KPMG 'conflict' shows agency's lack of skill in hiring advisers - Vimarsana News

KPMG 'conflict' shows agency's lack of skill in hiring advisers

Conflicting advice to two NSW agencies on a multibillion-dollar rail asset agency shows state and federal governments may not have the skills required to hire and manage external advisers.

Source: afr.com