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Turnbull 'absolutely' unaware of PwC tax leaks in 2018 - Vimarsana News

Turnbull 'absolutely' unaware of PwC tax leaks in 2018

CBA boss Matt Comyn says thousands of staff are coming into the office less than one day a week; former PM Malcolm Turnbull says the scandal engulfing PwC should be investigated though he stops short of saying it’s a matter for the anti-corruption commission. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Report: Certain Degrees May Take 44 Years to Repay - Vimarsana News

Report: Certain Degrees May Take 44 Years to Repay

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G7 Summit: War tops G7 agenda as leaders gather in Hiroshima - Vimarsana News

G7 Summit: War tops G7 agenda as leaders gather in Hiroshima

Britain’s PM Rishi Sunak urges other Western nations to impose further sanctions against Russia as world leaders gather in Hiroshima; Indigenous leader Noel Pearson labels Mick Gooda’s push to scrap the Voice’s reference to executive government as “foolish”. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
University fees: Inflation means students face 7.8pc increase - Vimarsana News

University fees: Inflation means students face 7.8pc increase

Rising university charges have been described as a political hot potato, but few thought they would rise by nearly 8 per cent.

Source: afr.com
Student debt forgiveness plan unlikely to succeed - Vimarsana News

Student debt forgiveness plan unlikely to succeed

Legislation passed on Thursday will wipe debt accrued by doctors and nurse practitioners who work outside capital cities after they graduate. 

Source: afr.com