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Both major parties are pushing for major tax reforms to tackle Australia’s housing crisis, with Labor aiming to adjust capital gains tax and the Coalition proposing income tax changes. The debate is heating up.
Three long-serving Victorian Labor ministers retire ahead of the state election, signaling a significant shift in the government. New appointments are expected as the Labor caucus prepares for change.
The abolition of public school fees in South Australia has sparked a debate on equity, with concerns that wealthier schools may benefit more than those in disadvantaged areas.
A major cabinet reshuffle is underway in South Australia as Premier Peter Malinauskas appoints new ministers following a decisive election win, signaling a fresh direction for the re-elected government.
Labor pledges to eliminate public school fees by 2027, promising substantial savings for families and ensuring accessible education for all. A bold move aimed at easing financial burdens on over 90,000 households.
A bold proposal could reshape early education in Tasmania—Labor’s plan for five-day kindergarten aims to tackle developmental gaps and better prepare kids for their future. What could this mean for the state’s children?
In a significant milestone for the Lebanese community in Australia, Sandra Kaltoum Doumit, a prominent lawyer, has been elected as
Afghan-born Australian former Labor Party senator Fatima Payman, who was born in Kabul and migrated to Perth in 2003, recently
A federal by-election fought on cost of living and local crime has Labor and the Liberals tempering expectations of victory.
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