Anthony Wolfenden
Anthony Wolfenden and Intertek Pty Ltd | ABN 95 001 076 697 are Authorised Representatives (1242381/
'Why should the amount of tax paid by a cereal company or an aged care manager depend on the religious beliefs of their board?’ - what a great question…the obvious answer is… it should not. ... See MoreSee Less
Calls renew for Australia’s corporate religious institutions to pay ‘fair share’ of tax
'Why should the amount of tax paid by a cereal company or an aged care manager depend on the religious beliefs of their board?'The post Calls renew for Australia’s corporate religious institutions t...- Likes: 0
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Duttons plan is at least 10-15 years in the making. By the time power comes online it will be the most expensive way of generating electricity available. Australia has some of the largest renewable energy resources in the planet and they are available now. We need bipartisan leadership not divisive b_|£#!t from the coalition. ... See MoreSee Less
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Australians should ask why they have to suffer a 7% drop in real income while banks make record profits in order to control Inflation. The fix is in and no one is looking for smart alternatives. Douglas Adams might have had the best idea for what to do with bankers. ... See MoreSee Less
RBA warns borrowers are in for a tough year. But there’s some relief in sight — The Age
The Reserve Bank says one-in-20 borrowers are in negative cash flow, but the rest are finding ways to make ends meet.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
An Australian government bereft of economic policies or perhaps the courage to implement them. An RBA with one lever to use that makes their mates rich and a public blinded by bullshit about rates controlling inflation.
Do rates control how much you have to spend on food or fuel or other costs driven up by corporate greed. No.
Wake up Australia…../. Letting unregulated bankers control the economy is INSANE.
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Michael Pascoe: Same old tunnel-vision RBA, blundering on
Same old same old from the Reserve Bank – a captive of the expectations it creates, locked in the narrow vision of its brutally blunt and inefficient interest rate cudgel, lacking the confidence …0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Record profits for bankers …. Why would the reserve bank be in a hurry to stop that? Well they wouldn’t of course. Leaving economic control to unregulated bankers is like letting banks give financial advice…. A recipe for very poor consumer outcomes. ... See MoreSee Less
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