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VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Turnbull's financial affairs

  • Written by: The Conversation

University of Canberra Professorial Fellow Michelle Grattan and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Frances Shannon discuss the week in politics, including Labor’s attack on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s financial affairs, how Turnbull is handling the government’s message of inclusiveness with its stance on terrorism after the...

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Making Money is Taxing

  • Written by: The Conversation

Income tax returns are back in the news but as Herman Wouk, the prizewinning author of the Caine Mutiny quipped

Income tax returns are the most imaginative fiction being written today.

A little thought experiment.

Imagine if you went to your employer and said that you would be willing to forgo this year’s pay increase. Instead you offered to...

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Control orders for kids won't make us any safer

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imageThe government is set to extend control orders to children as young as 14.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Attorney-General George Brandis has flagged that, in a fifth tranche of counter-terrorism laws to be introduced to parliament in the coming weeks, the government will lower the age at which a control order can be applied from 16 to 14 years of age.

Since...

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  2. Four things you should be doing to protect yourself from cyberattack
  3. Grattan on Friday: Labor missteps in attack on Malcolm Turnbull's investments
  4. Greg Hunt approves Adani's Carmichael coal mine, again: experts respond
  5. A cull could help save koalas from chlamydia, if we allowed it
  6. We all enter contracts every day, so why are they still so hard to understand?
  7. Toni Morrison's Desdemona invites us to listen not just hear
  8. Missing the mark: we don't need more anti-terror summits or pressure on Muslim community leaders
  9. If we're serious about tackling ice, we need to try something new
  10. Why students make silly mistakes in class (and what can be done)
  11. Politics podcast: Sam Dastyari unleashed
  12. The Price of God at Coronation Hill
  13. You've been diagnosed with depression, now what?
  14. #AskAnExpert about radicalisation – a Twitter Q A
  15. Why the drop in illegal movie downloads in Australia?
  16. Flipped elections: can recalls improve democracy?
  17. Too close for comfort: contemplating the plight of asylum seekers in From Afar on a Hill
  18. Your Questions Answered on open access research
  19. The blue bottles are coming, but what exactly are these creatures?
  20. Why democracy is the unspoken issue in America's TPP agenda
  21. Turnbull's popularity fails to deliver Coalition a big lead
  22. Childhood homelessness makes for adult unemployment: study
  23. Rising seas threaten to drown important mangrove forests, unless we intervene
  24. Death of a landscape: why have thousands of trees dropped dead in New South Wales?
  25. Goodbye to all that: Orwell's 1984 is a boot stamping on a human face no more
  26. Australian Muslim role models could be the missing link in countering 'radicalisation'
  27. Antibiotic resistance? Sorry, not my problem
  28. Why scrap teaching degrees? There is no crisis in teacher education
  29. Life plus 70: who really benefits from copyright's long life?
  30. There can only be one Silicon Valley, so let's try something else
  31. Labor's worker safeguards will break the ChAFTA deadlock but could have gone further
  32. Remixing Indian design anthropology
  33. University of Wisconsin versus Apple. Should universities resort to patent trolling?
  34. China goes ballistic
  35. Can't take the heat? We need a universal measure on temperature
  36. Turnbull says he pays his full tax, as Labor pursues his investments
  37. Great wall of xenophobia makes for simplistic foreign investment debate
  38. How to read the Australian book industry in a time of change
  39. Are doctors ethically obliged to keep at-risk children out of detention?
  40. Protecting children from abuse in detention requires more than mandatory reporting
  41. Are today’s smokers really more 'hardened'?
  42. Change is possible when sexual harassment is exposed
  43. An introduction to the literature of Indonesia, 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair's Guest of Honour
  44. The ACCC and potholes on the path away from regulation
  45. Beavers are worth $1b a year, yet still our economy grossly undervalues nature
  46. Much more to be done before MH17 findings can support a war crime trial
  47. Narrow focus on radicalisation won't stop terrorists
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