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Details are now being heard of McKenna’s complaint to the Financial Planning Association of Australia about the advice she had received from Henderson Maxwell. More explosive evidence. Henderson emailed the FPA and asked that the investigation remain secret. He wrote: Henderson posted:I do request that the matter remains confidential, given my media presence and potential financial loss as a consequence of FPA publicising the investigation in any way. Orr posted:Did you expect that the FPA would keep this confidential? Henderson posted:I suppose that I needed to understand the nature and effects of the complaint and how serious the consequences were.
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Webcormac McCarthy posted:https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/apr/18/richard-flanagan-national-press-club-speech-full-politics-black-comedy I've got precisely zero value to add to this, but thanks for the link; what a loving read.
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-24/pauline-hanson-says-company-tax-cuts-wont-deliver-higher-wages/9690510quote:One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has conceded she does not think giving Australian companies a tax cut will result in workers getting a highly sought-after wage increase.
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bandaid.friend posted:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-24/pauline-hanson-says-company-tax-cuts-wont-deliver-higher-wages/9690510 quote:But will it create more jobs or keep companies here? Also no.
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quote:Will it get me more Liberal preference flows?
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Exempting the big four banks from the Turnbull government’s planned corporate tax cut would “punish” their customers, shareholders, staff and the economy, the Business Council of Australia has claimed. On Tuesday the BCA appeared before a Senate inquiry that was called in response to the council’s non-binding commitment that its members would increase investment if the company tax cut was passed. The inquiry comes as public outrage at revelations of widespread misconduct in the banking royal commission makes the Coalition’s task in advocating for its 10-year company tax plan increasingly difficult. The BCA chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said the evidence heard by the banking royal commission was “deeply concerning”. She said there should be “swift, decisive” action by regulators and banks should repair the harm they had caused their customers. But Westacott said the parliament should not “throw the baby out with the bathwater” by exempting them from company tax cuts, as senator Derryn Hinch has suggested. “To use tax policy to punish a sector of the economy will only punish their customers, shareholders and staff,” she said. “Taking a populist punishment action is not the way to deal with revelations of the royal commission.”
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 08:28 |
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Lid posted:Exempting the big four banks from the Turnbull government’s planned corporate tax cut would “punish” their customers, shareholders, staff and the economy, the Business Council of Australia has claimed. Better never punish crimes at all agrees BCA.
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Commonwealth bank helped fund ISIS due to lack of regulation, but I’m sure there’s nothing else to find.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 08:42 |
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The Australian Bureau of Statistics Tracked People By Their Mobile Device Data
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 09:01 |
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hooman posted:Better never punish crimes at all agrees BCA. It's like the card that Marge gives Homer about dealing with Bart, to do the opposite to what Bart says. But replace Bart with BCA
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 09:05 |
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This seems like a great way to make disadvantaged people even more invisible than they are in the census
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Solemn Sloth posted:This seems like a great way to make disadvantaged people even more invisible than they are in the census To be fair, being disadvantaged doesn't mean you don't have a mobile phone. People in sub-Sarahan Africa are more likely to have a mobile phone than clean drinking water. Ice addicts have mobile phones, a lot of homeless people have said that a mobile phone is a must-have item. However, I assume basing stats off mobile phones would exclude certain populations (old people, for example).
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https://mobile.twitter.com/KKeneally/status/988658604088545281
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I look forward to their formal response being a legendary use of weasel words.
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If other countries had not cut corporate taxes, wages would have dropped, according to this report we commissioned
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 10:23 |
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The AFL's association with Anzac Day seems more perverse year after year. I didn't even realise there was an "anzac-eve" game till now. That just seems more obviously exploitative. Flanagan was on the money in that Press club speech
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 10:27 |
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froglet posted:Buying a house (and an investment property at that) seems like a really dumb thing to do at that age. It’s literally the best thing he can do at his age for his future financial security. Why can’t he buy another house? The equity in his investment property will be considered a massive plus on any future home loan, this is why old mate baby boomer has 6 properties on an average income. And why wouldn’t he use a real estate agent anyway? It’ll likely be managed by a property agent regardless. The whole 6% they charge is worth it for the removal of costs and to diminish responsibilities as the landlord.
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Pinball Jizzard posted:It’s literally the best thing he can do at his age for his future financial security.
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I'M ALL IN ON BITCOIN
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 10:39 |
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EoinCannon posted:"anzac-eve" What is this?
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:What is this? Its adam and eve not anzac and eve
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:What is this? Exactly
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 10:53 |
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Why are broadcasts and TV series from NSW consistently poo poo?
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 10:58 |
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I think that roo got into some the greens legalized cannabis.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 11:02 |
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Someone go back in time to the Turkish trenches and show this to the brave lads right before they storm the "This is what you're fighting for men" I mean look at my avatar. The white text. Even I think this is pathetically below acceptable.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 11:05 |
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DancingShade posted:Someone go back in time to the Turkish trenches and show this to the brave lads right before they storm the Hah, it'll be the one year anniversary soon. We'll have to think of some new way to rile up the knuckle-draggers.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 11:08 |
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It it fair to blame the heavy chunk of patriotism now stapled to ANZAC day on John Howard?
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Starshark posted:Hah, it'll be the one year anniversary soon. We'll have to think of some new way to rile up the knuckle-draggers. re-tweet yassmin abdel-magieds tweet from last year
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LIVE AMMO ROLEPLAY posted:It it fair to blame the heavy chunk of patriotism now stapled to ANZAC day on John Howard? When I was in school under Hawke, they taught us that the Turks (their word for the Turkish army) were evil and wanted to hurt Australia. So probably not.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 11:18 |
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Starshark posted:When I was in school under Hawke, they taught us that the Turks (their word for the Turkish army) were evil and wanted to hurt Australia. So probably not. Even now the Turk lusts for Vienna
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Starshark posted:Hah, it'll be the one year anniversary soon. We'll have to think of some new way to rile up the knuckle-draggers. The best part about our avatars and the angry person that bought them is that once upon a time I was once in the worst Anzac parade imaginable. Picture if you will, a quiet country town. Very remote. Soldiers bused in for the grand day. A local band. Everything wonderful. Now imagine the attending unit members at attention on parade while the lovely nowhere remote country town uses a solid hour plus of the ceremony to do things like thank the local flower committee, hand out school prizes and all sorts of other mindless busybody bullshit. For over a loving hour. I was definitely glaring at them and once we finally escaped I recall pretty much everyone was swearing how much they hated the place and wanted to deck the mayor. We didn't of course because you know, repercussions. All in the baking sun. I didn't go down but a small number did. Others had it worse that year - one guy told me his lot were stuck at attention for over 3 hours. Which is fuuucked. The sort of people who cause that are the same people who get upset when people don't give sufficient gravitas on a day which is supposed to be a memorial but perverted into a jingoistic american style chest pumper event, yet somehow don't go after the pollies and marketers.
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Birdstrike posted:Even now the Turk lusts for Vienna Should have let them have it, would have hosed hitlers plans right up
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 11:40 |
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Cartoon kangaroo's lookin a bit wall-eyed there. Or maybe it's a Wall-eyed-by.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCDDRoUnG3Q
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Cartoon kangaroo's lookin a bit wall-eyed there. boo this man
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Starshark posted:Hah, it'll be the one year anniversary soon. We'll have to think of some new way to rile up the knuckle-draggers. Oh gently caress yeah. I think I’ve gotten angry-tars two ANZAC Days in a row now.
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# ? Apr 24, 2018 13:37 |
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That SBS guy was right about everything and the ANZACS were a bunch of gormless rapists sent to conquer innocent people I'll have 1 Mattias Corman avatar please
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I just has a HSP at 1am, so my anzac day is complete, goodnihgt.
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Battletech releases in 1 minute. Perfect anzac day shooting robits
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