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If the Business Council of Australia had its way, its members would have paid $10 billion less tax in 2021-22 — and you would have picked up the tab. Feel ‘estranged’ yet?

The families of five Minnesota men who were killed by police officers have announced a lawsuit to force the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension to release its investigative files on their deaths, saying the state agency has failed to comply with Minnesota’s open records law

Botswana’s national women’s cricket team, the Herons, is in Bengaluru for a two-week tour hosted by the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA). They will undergo intense training under level 2 & level 3 coaches at KSCA and will have the opportunity to interact with renowned former players. They will also…

The Business Council of Australia should expel Qantas from its ranks. And its incoming chair is the ideal person to do it.

A search warrant shows that drug task force officers suspected a Minnesota couple of selling methamphetamine when they raided their house in an operation that left five officers and one resident wounded last week

There’s wage theft that many of our biggest companies engage in, and then there’s what happens when shareholders are left to foot the bill for long-departed executives.

The left has rallied around ‘taxing the rich’, as if tax were a punishment. But it shouldn’t be seen that way.

This latest report suggests that more competition will improve productivity — that’s a message big business doesn’t want to hear.

Journos seemingly can’t remember that a couple of years ago they paraded the business lobby’s same economic reform lies.

When the BCA lectures us on climate action aided by Liberal Party strategists it pays to remember it sabotaged action over 20 years.

The BCA says, yet again, we need to cut company tax and slash wages to fix our economy. But it says nothing about the biggest problem.