Opposition leader says people are using the appeals system to remain in Australia; ACCC says Coles and Woolworths are ‘oligopolists’. Follow today’s news headlines liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastPaths for negative gearing changeNegative gearing reform attempts are viewed by some as an electoral landmine, others as a long overdue change for housing market equity.This is the modern version of the boat arrivals. So people have found a weakness in the system, they are exploiting the weakness, they obviously will be getting advice from lawyers in this space and others who have tested the system and found success, and ultimately have stayed in Australia or they have extended their stay.The taxpayer’s picking up every dollar of this. For a lot of these people that Andrew Giles and Anthony Albanese have let out of immigration detention, taxpayers are paying for motel accommodation for meals and providing medical support to them as well. Continue reading…
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Australia news live: Peter Dutton labels students who appeal visa cancellations ‘modern version of boat arrivals’
