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Sylvia Jeffreys

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Leave shares and small businesses out of CGT crackdown, says Westpac boss

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By Sylvia Jeffreys
| Nine Network Verified
Westpac CEO Anthony Miller is calling on the Albanese government to rethink its capital gains tax overhaul – and he’s got young investors in mind. The lower house has passed the first tranche of the federal government’s budget measures, banning negative gearing on existing homes and winding back capital gains tax discounts for properties, shares and businesses. But Miller has added his voice to the growing calls for carve-outs. A packed Sydney auction in late November 2020.
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Former Australia Post boss blasts Scott Morrison over Cartier watch attacks

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By Sylvia Jeffreys
| Nine News Australia Verified
Five years on from her departure from Australia Post, former CEO Christine Holgate says she still does not regret gifting Cartier watches, worth a total of $20,000, to four senior executives who steered the organisation through COVID-19, despite losing her job over the decision.
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Sylvia Jeffreys column: 'The real reason behind my marathon ambition'

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By Sylvia Jeffreys
| 9Honey Verified
I was one kilometre away from the finish line of a marathon I had no business running. It had been an absolute, hamstring-straining slog. Five hours of physical and psychological punishment. But it was almost over, I'd almost completed my mission impossible and as I rounded the corner of Macquarie Street for the final downhill sprint to the Opera House, I was buoyed by the sight of my run club friends (who'd finished more than an hour ago) waving and cheering me on.
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