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Greens deal with government unveils tax affairs of some private companies

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageThe Greens hailed their deal with the government on tax as a "huge win for transparency". Mick Tsikas/AAP

A last-minute compromise between the government and the Greens will remove the secrecy around the tax affairs of an estimated 281 private companies.

The deal, however, still leaves about 600 companies with revenue of between A$100 million and...

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Look to our religious leaders for a climate change Plan B

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imagePope Francis urged strong action on climate change in his encyclical this year. REUTERS/Tony Gentile

In the lead-up to the Paris climate change summit, US President Barack Obama recently said “We only get one planet. There’s no Plan B”. Of course he’s right – there’s no other planet we can retreat to....

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Albanese offers Labor a counter to Turnbull's polished charms

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imageMalcolm Turnbull’s potentially most dangerous opposition has begun to emerge from inside his own party.AAP/Lukas Coch

It’s hardly unusual for a party to be divided over a leader’s personal style. Even for a government ahead in the polls – as Malcolm Turnbull’s is now – it’s far from rare.

Forty-five years...

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