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AFR's 10 of the best opinion reads from this week - Vimarsana News

AFR's 10 of the best opinion reads from this week

Why you need to prepare for a fall in house prices, how young Australians have been betrayed, and is anybody really prepared for inflation and rising rates?

Source: afr.com
Election 2022: Paying super on parental leave 'not an election policy': Labor - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Paying super on parental leave 'not an election policy': Labor

Malcolm Turnbull says neither Labor nor the Liberals can credibly say they represent the best chance for stability; Labor’s Tanya Plibersek says paying super on parental leave ‘not a policy’ for this election. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Election 2022: Aged care workers to strike during election campaign - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: Aged care workers to strike during election campaign

WATCH LIVE: Treasurer addressing media; Labor accuses Frydenberg of trying to exert political pressure on RBA over rates; Katherine Deves says she is not transphobic. Follow updates here.

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Election 2022: 'Worst combination' of price pain: Labor - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: 'Worst combination' of price pain: Labor

Labor warns cost of living relief can’t continue indefinitely; PM acknowledges voter “frustration” but warns against creating “further chaos” with teal independents. Follow updates here.

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Next government must rein in NDIS spending monument - Vimarsana News

Next government must rein in NDIS spending monument

A genuine plan mapping out a sustainable future for the runaway NDIS will be needed to control the cost blowout in disability services, regardless of who wins the election.

Source: afr.com