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ATO Tax Prosecutions Jump 80% as $2.7M in Fines Handed Down, September 18
ATO prosecutions for tax evasion jump 80% in two years, with over 350 people convicted and $2.7 million in fines. Queensland, WA and NSW account for three-quarters of cases.
ATO Tax Prosecutions Jump 80% as $2.7M in Fines Handed Down, September 18
ATO prosecutions for tax evasion surge 80% with $2.7 million in fines. Over 350 individuals and businesses convicted in shadow economy crackdown targeting non-lodgers and cash-in-hand workers.
Burke Bars International Student Families, Introduces Backpacker Ballot System
Tony Burke’s migration overhaul bars international student families and introduces a ballot system for backpackers in regional work. Net migration targets 225,000 by 2027-28.
Burke Cuts Student Family Visas, Tightens Backpacker Rules in September 17 Overhaul
Tony Burke announces major immigration changes on September 17: international students barred from bringing family, ballot system for backpackers, net migration target cut to 245,000 from current 292,100.
BoM warns super El Niño may not mean extreme summer for Australia
Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology warns that the strongest El Niño on record may not bring extreme summer conditions. Sea surface temperatures could exceed 3°C above average, but rainfall impacts will vary across regions.
Albanese Defends Mother Against Hanson’s Public Housing Jab, September 14
Anthony Albanese condemns Pauline Hanson’s podcast comments mocking his mother’s public housing background. Former PM Scott Morrison and Angus Taylor criticise Hanson; Barnaby Joyce defends her.
Australia’s Card Surcharge Ban Kicks In October 1: What Changes for You
From October 1, card surcharges are banned in Australia. Banks are raising annual fees and cutting rewards. Small businesses save $910 million but may raise prices.
Ben Roberts-Smith Gains Access to Secret War Crimes Evidence on September 02
Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, has been granted access to classified evidence in his war crimes trial after a judge approved 206 court orders protecting national security.
One Nation Wins Secret Harbour Seat in Historic WA By-Election Upset
One Nation candidate Luke Herdegen wins Secret Harbour by-election with 39% primary vote, delivering the party its first WA lower house seat and a 30.6% swing against Labor.