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Why Australia's declining fertility matters for business and taxation

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By Alexandra Cain Verified
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Loading component... At a glance Lower birthrates are tightening labour supply, requiring policy, business and advisory responses. Ageing populations elevate fiscal pressure, making productivity, technology and planning critical. These changes will shape the way accountants guide clients and contribute to policy conversations. Australia's women are having on average now than they had in the 1950s, an effect known in the media as the “baby drought”.
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No Zazen for the Birthday Girl

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By Alexandra Cain Verified
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
I recently had a birthday, and I really wanted to meditate that morning. Nothing elaborate. Just zazen at sunrise, on my zabuton, marking another year alive. My son woke up right before I sat down. I brought him into the living room with me. Within seconds, he started trying to haul me up to standing and rip my rakusu off. For the next forty-five minutes, he oscillated between furious protest and groggy confusion. He whined relentlessly but couldn’t say what he needed. It wasn’t hunger. It wasn’t thirst.
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Banking sector applauds new regs for digital times

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By Alexandra Cain Verified
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The federal government is advancing its efforts to establish a robust regulatory framework for the digital asset industry in Australia, recently launching a consultation paper on draft legislation aimed at enhancing consumer protections and fostering innovation. The proposed laws will regulate platforms that manage digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, ensuring they operate under Australian Financial Services law.
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