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Need to Know: Home Affairs to be restructured in response to new geopolitical threats - Vimarsana News

Need to Know: Home Affairs to be restructured in response to new geopolitical threats

NAB CEO Ross McEwan also said he backs Labor’s super tax caps; financial hardship returns to early pandemic levels; Deputy PM Richard Marles fails to explain how unrealised capital gains in SMSFs will be taxed. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Super workarounds: what to do with $3 million-plus balances - Vimarsana News

Super workarounds: what to do with $3 million-plus balances

Choices range from setting up a family trust or transferring savings into kids’ superannuation accounts to moving the biggest investments into private company structures.

Source: afr.com
Energy ministers bet on more expensive grid access model - Vimarsana News

Energy ministers bet on more expensive grid access model

Federal and state energy ministers have chosen a congestion relief model spruiked by renewable industry advocates rather than a recommendation by the Energy Security Board.

Source: afr.com
Victoria 'kidding themselves' if gas excluded from energy transition - Vimarsana News

Victoria 'kidding themselves' if gas excluded from energy transition

Victorian Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio has hit back at claims the state was ‘demonising’ gas in the transition to net zero emissions by 2050.

Source: afr.com
Consulting, Accenture, McKinsey: Ex-head of prime minister and cabinet Martin Parkinson blames Coalition for 'hollowed out' public service - Vimarsana News

Consulting, Accenture, McKinsey: Ex-head of prime minister and cabinet Martin Parkinson blames Coalition for 'hollowed out' public service

The loss of public service skills was a “perverse consequence” of the former Coalition government’s fixation on cutting the size of the public service, says the former top public servant under two Liberal PMs.

Source: afr.com