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    The fact that more of the tax burden is being placed on income and capital underlines the need for structural tax reform, says Ken Henry.
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    From stripping states of the ability to green-light big mining projects to lifting the GST, Ken Henry tells Jess Irvine what he really thinks about tax reform.

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    Sydney Harbour Cruises relied almost entierly on overseas visitors. Owner Mark Dalgleish says its now trying to pivot to local leisure seekers.
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    Where the bloody hell now? $60b tourism sector fights for survival

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    Chinese students account for 60 per cent of all international students at Australia's top universities.
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    Telstra was one of the first companies to send its Australian staff home.
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    'Dealing with the weirdness': Telstra braces for the new normal

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    Vendors of the  sprawling country mansion in Sarsfield wanted $1.9 million.
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    Consumer watchdog sues Colliers for underquoting

    Colliers International is being sued by Consumer Affairs Victoria for alleged underquoting and 'false or misleading' representations over three property sales.

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    Telstra was one of the first companies to send its Australian staff home.
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    With its strategic review yet to play out, Telstra's rapid-fire response to the pandemic has allowed it to hold the line on service but there's more heavy lifting ahead.

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    Piecemeal sale of portfolio nets Ozzie and co $55m

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    It's important we stay alert, but not alarmed, to this classic workplace phenomena.

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    Doctors are pushing for access to Medicare telehealth to be made permanent.
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    Maybe we needed a pandemic to address mental health

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    Commercial real estate

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    Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia.
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