Top end tax cuts fail economy and boost inequality: studies
New overseas research including work on Australia's tax system suggests planned tax cuts may boost inequality and fail to lift productivity.
Australia's iron ore miners cashing in, while manufacturers on edge
The Government's one trick pony?
Higher iron ore prices will deliver the sector a $26 billion windfall, but other resources and manufacturers are facing a tough end to the year.
In the 70s the measurement of an average household was a family of 4 Husband wife 2 kids and one person working. It seems things haven't changed except everyone is much older and even one person isn't guaranteed to be working.
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