CBA boss urges CGT changes to target passive assets only
Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn says Labor's capital gains tax overhaul should focus on passive investments like housing, not business or innovation, ahead of proposed changes.
Category : Policymaking
HMSA Payment Shift Threatens Hawaii Primary Care
Hawaii's largest insurer HMSA is reverting to fee-for-service payments for primary care doctors, causing financial distress for small practices and worsening the doctor shortage.
Trump Admin Proposes NDAs for Federal Workers to Curb Leaks
The Trump administration proposed requiring all federal employees to sign non-disclosure agreements to prevent leaks, with penalties for violations and royalties on unauthorized disclosures.
Pope Warns AI Could Undermine Humanity in New Encyclical
Pope Leo XIV releases 'Magnifica Humanitas', a 40,000-word encyclical warning that artificial intelligence threatens democracy, labour, peace, and human dignity.
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King Charles Highlights Talking as Cancer Patient at New Centre
King Charles, 77, undergoing cancer treatment, visited the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre in York, stressing the importance of open communication for patients.
Cool Water Release Protects Fish, Hurts Hydropower
Officials consider cool water releases from Glen Canyon Dam to protect humpback chub, but it costs hydropower generation and raises electricity bills for customers.
Trump Pfas Destroy Plan 'Nonsensical' as EPA Kills Water Limits
The Trump administration moves to repeal Biden-era PFAS drinking water limits, touting destruction technology. Critics say the plan is a ruse that benefits industry at the expense of public health.
China Sends Artificial Embryos to Space for Reproduction Study
China has sent artificial human embryos to its Tiangong space station to study the effects of microgravity on early development, a key step towards long-term space habitation.
Should Working in a Heatwave Be Illegal? UK Poll
As UK temperatures soar to 34°C, a new poll asks whether Brits should be required to work during heatwaves. The Climate Change Committee urges maximum temperature laws to protect workers.
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Emily Wilson's 'Crossing the Wine Dark Sea' Review
Emily Wilson's new essay collection explores translation philosophy, Homeric epics, and ancient-modern intersections with wit and scholarly depth.
UK Fit Note System to Be Overhauled with New Pilots
The UK government is piloting changes to the fit note system to reduce sick leave and support return to work, targeting 8.7 million with limiting health conditions.
AI Complaints Drive Police Watchdog Workload Surge
The IOPC sees a 24% rise in review requests, with AI-generated complaints quoting fake legislation, while judicial reviews also increase.
Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical on AI: Put Humanity First
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' urges regulation of AI to safeguard human dignity, contributing to a crucial ethical debate on technology's impact.
Teen Rape Survivors Deserve Better from Justice System
The Guardian argues that lenient sentences for teenage rapists undermine justice, as victims question reporting crimes. The attorney general is set to review the non-custodial orders.
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Nurseries in England Charge Extra Fees Amid Underfunding
Parents in England face extra nursery fees for food and nappies due to government underfunding of free childcare hours, prompting a watchdog investigation.
Parents Want Cinema-Style Age Ratings for Social Media
More than 80% of parents support cinema-style age ratings on social media to protect children from harmful content, a new survey finds.
DOJ: Shooting Shows Need for White House Ballroom
The DOJ argues a recent shooting near the White House proves the urgent need for a $400 million ballroom with top-secret security features.
Best LGBT+ Friendly Hotels in Liverpool for Pride 2026
Discover the top LGBT+ friendly hotels in Liverpool for Pride 2026, from luxury spas to budget stays, all welcoming and close to queer culture.
UK Urged to Install AC in Schools and Care Homes
Climate campaigners call for urgent installation of air conditioning in UK schools and care homes, citing 3,000 heat-related deaths in 2022 and 75% mortality reduction with AC.
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Met Police to Release Body Cam Footage for Transparency
Met Commissioner Mark Rowley announces new policy to release body-worn video footage routinely, aiming to counter false narratives and improve public confidence in policing.
Focus on Jobs, Not Benefits, to Cut Welfare Bill
Joseph Rowntree Foundation research shows hitting 80% employment target would cut universal credit costs by £10bn, with voter support for tackling root causes of joblessness.
Stop Boiling Pasta in a Pot: Quicker Frying Pan Method
Discover a quicker and easier way to cook pasta using a frying pan. This one-pan method saves time, reduces washing up, and delivers delicious results.
Labor's Transparency Promises Falter Amid FoI Criticism
A new report reveals that Treasury officials withheld documents until Fridays, undermining FoI rules. Labor's transparency pledges are under fire as critics decry delays and vague responses.
One Year On, Is Nationalised SWR Delivering?
A year after nationalisation, South Western Railway's new trains are rolling out faster, but reliability issues persist. Rail minister Peter Hendy defends the reforms.
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US Bill Proposes $130 Annual Fee for EV Owners to Fund Highways
A US House bill would impose a $130 annual fee on EV owners, rising to $150, to fund highway repairs. Hybrids would face a $35 fee. Critics say it unfairly targets EV drivers while the Highway Trust Fund faces a $241 billion shortfall.
Film 'Pressure' Reveals Meteorologist Who Saved D-Day
The film 'Pressure' dramatizes the 72 hours before D-Day, focusing on Scottish meteorologist James Stagg who advised Eisenhower on the weather delay.
Scotland's Green Datacentre Policy Ignores AI Emissions
Scotland's policy on green datacentres may overlook massive carbon emissions from AI, as analysis reveals no clear definition and outdated assumptions from 2022.
RCN Warns of Strikes Over Nurses' Pay
The Royal College of Nursing warns of targeted strikes if NHS trusts fail to fairly reband nurses, ensuring pay reflects their true value and skills.
Scottish Govt Slammed Over Hyperscale Data Centre Emissions
APRS reveals Scottish Government's greenhouse gas assessment excluded hyperscale AI data centres, calling policy 'shocking' amid rising demand from AI technologies.
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La Brea Tar Pits Museum Gets $240m Renovation
La Brea Tar Pits, the world's only active urban ice age excavation site in Los Angeles, will close for a two-year, $240m renovation starting July, transforming the museum and park.
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