The government has reached a deal with the Coalition to pass amended laws aimed at reducing harm caused by gambling ads. Meanwhile, reform to the NDIS has hit a snag, with the Coalition making its support contingent on separate tax changes. One Nation has also floated a policy to cut the tobacco excise as a means of cracking down on the black market.
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Folge vom 18.08.2026Gambling and the NDIS dominate Federal parliament
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Folge vom 18.08.2026Diversity of Australia's online creators preserved in the National ArchivesThey say the internet is forever, but with so much shared online, the National Film and Sound Archives' job only gets harder. The government body is tasked with collecting and preserving all kinds of recorded sound and moving images. A new project is working to showcase the diversity of Australian creators on a modern online platform, and protect it for future generations.
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Folge vom 18.08.202612% share price plunge for bellwether retailer JB Hi-Fi depresses consumer discretionary stocksRecord annual sales, and rising annual profit have done nothing to stop the worst ever one-day plunge for JB HiFi. Investors showed their concern about Australia's consumer retail environment, after JB HiFi reported a slowdown in the fourth quarter, and in July sales. Rena Sarumpaet speaks to Luke McMillan, Head of Research at Ophir Asset Management.
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Folge vom 17.08.2026NDIS reforms set to become law, but advocates say cuts will cause harmReform to the National Disability Insurance Scheme has been debated in the Senate, with the legislation expected to pass this week with Coalition support. The bill largely maintains cuts proposed by in the May budget, which forecast $37.8 billion in savings over four years, amid concern about spending growth. A range of critics have questioned whether state-based alternatives will be ready in time, and argued the proposed cuts will cause harm.