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Treasury appoints new tax boss to steer budget changes
19+ hour, 20+ min ago (67+ words) AFR Treasury has appointed deputy secretary Katrina Di Marco as its new tax boss, as Jim Chalmers tries to iron out changes to capital gains tax and trusts announced in the May federal budget. Di Marco will succeed outgoing deputy…...
Australia is the rising star of the Paris art scene
19+ hour, 21+ min ago (114+ words) AFR After a visit Down Under two years ago, the director of Art Paris is on a mission to showcase Australia’s pioneering practices in Europe. There’s never been a better time for it. Visitors attend Art Capital 2026 at the Grand…...
Jayne Hrdlicka v Noosa: Battle over holiday home arrives in court
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (84+ words) AFR Endeavour Group chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka’s plans to build a waterfront Noosa mansion – complete with a wine cellar, gym and sauna – are heading to court, where she will fight to overturn the council’s refusal. A six-day trial will begin…...
Lenders start selling Bathla properties; Sayers sends lawyer to apologise to wife; Housing won’t go back to ‘normal’ in a world on fire
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (69+ words) AFR In today’s news, lenders start selling Bathla properties, Luke Sayers sends a lawyer to apologise after settling a dispute with his estranged wife, and it looks like housing won’t go back to “normal”. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose…...
Lenders such as 360 Capital start selling Bathla properties
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (51+ words) AFR Fund manager 360 Capital has engaged real estate agents to start selling some of the properties over which it has security that were built by Bathla, the collapsed western Sydney developer, as a number of financiers move to limit potential…...
Equity Trustees broke its own rules on problematic First Guardian fund
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (92+ words) AFR ASX-listed Equity Trustees incorrectly categorised the First Guardian scheme, leading the firm to make it available for investment on its wealth management platform, without board approval, and in breach of its rules for managed funds with high exposure to…...
Melbourne Miss Havisham emerges at women’s art sale
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (76+ words) A painting by a mostly forgotten artist who stopped selling because it wasn’t the done thing is among the highlights in the 10th annual Women Artists auction. Leonard Joel’s 10th annual Women Artists auction takes place on Monday night in Melbourne, with…...
Serge Golman: Federal Court freezes $23.7 million in assets belonging to Sydney construction manager over unpaid taxes
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (90+ words) Construction boss has $24m in assets frozen in chase for unpaid taxes AFR A Sydney eastern suburbs man managing a major construction subcontractor engaged on government jobs has had tens of millions of dollars of assets frozen over allegedly unpaid taxes....
New digital taxes and algorithm laws could spark Australian trade dispute with the Trump administration
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (122+ words) White House, lobbyists warn Albanese on tech crackdown afr.com Washington | A powerful American software lobby group has urged Australia to overturn its newest tax hit on digital giants, warning it may turn off foreign investors, as the Albanese government’s…...
Secret SRL levy a sign of Victoria decade-long integrity problem
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (126+ words) AFR We can’t trust a government whose decision-making is like an underground stream – we know it’s there because of the outcome, but damned if we know its course. Over the last decade in Victoria, it seems that the ends really…...