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'War' on tax avoidance overlooks some obvious legal fixes

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

The war on tax avoidance by multinational enterprises achieved another important milestone last week with the signing of a multilateral agreement on exchange of information.

Australia signed the agreement with 30 other countries - including France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands and the UK - to enable automatic exchange of...

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Three factors pushing Australian banks into a retreat home

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor

History shows that successfully becoming a multinational bank operating in many countries is difficult.

While many banking skills are transferable across national borders, there are institutional and cultural impediments to overcome. And as ANZ’s strategy shift away from Asia announced last week might demonstrate, the regulatory barriers are...

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What does our attention span mean?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageDo you struggle to keep your attention on the task at hand?from www.shutterstock.com.au

Coming back to work after a holiday break presents many challenges. We need to reset our circadian rhythms to get up early, remember the password on the computer, and try to focus on a task for longer than 30 seconds before another random thought pops into our...

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  10. Melbourne Airport outpacing Sydney in aviation's Asian century
  11. A proposed new flag that everyone’s talking about … but what do Aboriginal people think about it?
  12. Labor's struggle to remain 'the education party'
  13. Explainer: what are the Heritage Foundation and the Alliance Defending Freedom?
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  17. Rise of the outsiders: has the establishment lost control of the US presidential race?
  18. No, you’re not 'hardwired' to stare at women’s breasts
  19. Why a walk in the woods really does help your body and your soul
  20. Turnbull travelling well with voters, but a GST increase is not: Newspoll
  21. Bosses exploiting workers would face harsher penalties under Labor: Shorten
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  25. Fires in Tasmania's ancient forests are a warning for all of us
  26. One year on, the Asian Cup demonstrates the potential for sports diplomacy
  27. Love in the time of Zika
  28. Labor has put Gonski back on the table, but should we be excited?
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  39. Australia's energy productivity plan promises more bang for our buck, but lacks commitment
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