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The High Court has upheld the constitutional validity of West Australian legislation that allows prisoners to be held in indefinite detention if a judge finds they could be at risk of committing a serious offence. It’s feared the verdict may open the door for other states to expand the use of ‘post-sentence’ detention
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The High Court has upheld the constitutional validity of West Australian legislation that allows prisoners to be held in indefinite detention if a judge finds they could be at risk of committing a serious offence. It’s feared the verdict may open the door for other states to expand the use of ‘post-sentence’ detention
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The Victorian government’s shared equity scheme has proven very popular, with the program down to its last 200 places, according to new figures from the State Revenue Office.
The figures show the $500 million Homebuyer Fund had invested more than $260 million by the end of June this year, helping
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Two recent decisions of the Tribunal have dealt with the perennial issue of taxpayers seeking to recover input tax credits after the expiration of the 4 year period in s 93-5 of the GST Act and the membership requirements for a GST group. In JHKW and Commissioner of Taxation [2022]
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The New South Wales Supreme Court has ordered a judicial review into the convictions of the so-called ‘Croatian Six’. Justice Robertson Wright said there are doubts and questions about the evidence used to convict the men in 1981.
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The New South Wales Supreme Court has ordered a judicial review into the convictions of the so-called ‘Croatian Six’. Justice Robertson Wright said there are doubts and questions about the evidence used to convict the men in 1981.
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Cash flow is the lifeblood of every small business, which is why it’s challenging for businesses to meet their expenses when customers are slow to pay their bills.
Unfortunately, though, it’s a common problem, with more than half of Australia’s big businesses failing to pay their small suppliers on time,