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ATO eyeing tax return claims for cars, travel, mobile phones, internet and rental deductions

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

Unsubstantiated or higher-than-expected tax deductions relating to cars, travel, clothing, mobile phone and internet use, and rental properties are among the top claims the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be eyeing this tax time. Each year, almost 14 million Australians lodge income tax returns and claim tens of billions of dollars in tax deductions, the highest being for work-related expense …

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Federal Court imposes $2.3 million penalty on Birubi Art for selling fake Aboriginal art

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in :  Arts & Entertainment, Important News, Sharp Corners

A company has been handed a $2.3 million fine by the Federal Court for selling thousands of pieces of fake Aboriginal art. The court found Birubi Art breached Australian consumer law and misled customers by promoting its products as genuine Aboriginal art, when in fact they were painted in Indonesia. The company sold more than 18,000 boomerangs, bullroarers, digeridoos and …

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Malcolm Turnbull says PM must ‘deal with’ Peter Dutton China allegations

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in :  Australia, Braking News, Sharp Corners

Malcolm Turnbull has called on Scott Morrison to “deal with” Peter Dutton after allegations that the immigration minister met the former Australian resident billionaire Huang Xiangmo after he paid $10,000 to a lobbyist. Turnbull , who introduced foreign interference laws in 2017, said the allegations contained in a Four Corners report regarding a meeting between Dutton and Huang following a …

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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg asks for government and regulator help in controlling internet content

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in :  Important News, Science & Technology, Sharp Corners

Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has called for regulators and governments to play a “more active role” in establishing rules that govern the internet. Mr Zuckerberg, whose company is under pressure for failing to adequately police hate speech and protect user privacy on its platform, wrote in an opinion piece for the Washington Post that a “standardised approach” …

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Domestic violence prevention program gets $328 million funding boost

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in :  Australia, Braking News, Sharp Corners

Domestic violence prevention programs will get a $328 million funding boost from the federal government as part of an ongoing national strategy to curb violence toward women. The package includes $82 million for frontline services, $68 million for prevention strategies and $78 million for safe places for family violence victims. “This is about changing attitudes to violence, and helping those …

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Senator Martha McSally: I was raped by Air Force superior officer

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in :  America, Sharp Corners

A US senator has said that she was raped by a superior officer while serving in the Air Force. Senator Martha McSally, who was the first female US fighter pilot to fly in combat, was speaking at a hearing on sex assaults in the military. The Arizona Republican said she did not report the rape as she felt ashamed and …

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From a private jet to a police cell: Rosemary Rogers charged over alleged NAB fraud

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in :  Australia, Incident, Sharp Corners

It was four years of the good life for Rosemary Rogers. A one-month family holiday to Europe worth almost $188,000, where accommodation alone cost $70,000. An ongoing supply of bank cheques worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and prepaid credit cards, one alone worth $37,000. Numerous trips and private helicopter transfers to the exclusive Emirates resort at Wolgan Valley, a …

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Australian housing market falls 4.8 per cent, in biggest drop since global financial crisis

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

Australian housing prices have experienced their steepest drop since the global financial crisis, according to property analysts CoreLogic. On a national basis, property prices fell 4.8 per cent last year — driven mainly by sharp declines in Sydney (-8.9 per cent) and Melbourne (-7 per cent). The latest figures from CoreLogic show national dwelling values have slumped 5.2 per cent …

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Patricia Karvelas was kicked out of Question Time for showing ‘too much skin’. Here’s why

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in :  Australia, Sharp Corners

ABC Radio National presenter Patricia Karvelas was asked by an attendant to leave the press gallery during Question Time at Parliament House because she was showing “too much shoulder”. Ms Karvelas was wearing a white “half-sleeve” pantsuit, but a supervisor in the House of Representatives had deemed she was in breach of the dress standards, which dictate what MPs, their …

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Push for banking royal commission to be given more time

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in :  Australia, Important News, Sharp Corners

Labor is demanding that Prime Minister Scott Morrison extend the banking royal commission, after it handed down a scathing report that slammed the big banks for their greed. The opposition is concerned that only 27 victims had their voices heard, out of more than 9000 submissions. “This is a crucial national issue, and we want the royal commission’s report not just to …

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