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The International Federation of Accountants has developed a concise resource to guide accounting professionals and...
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The Reserve Bank will consider quantitative easing once rates fall to 25 basis points. It’s a tool that has been used by other countries, often with devastating consequences for society.
Australia is in uncharted territory, economically speaking. We’re latecomers to the low-rate party and we’re still getting used to it. Home owners are loving it but retailers are not. Unemployment is low but a record number of Aussies want to work more. It's a strange time.
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Jim Chalmers warns budget revenue upgrades will be modest but flags...
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will say lower commodity prices and a softening labour market mean this year’s revenue upgrade...
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QANTAS pays women 37% less, Telstra and BHP 20%. Fifty years after...
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