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  1. Submission on the Progress Report of the Australian Sustainable Finance Initiative

    The Australian Sustainable Finance Initiative (ASFI) called for submissions in response to its Progress Report titled Developing an Australian Sustainable Finance Roadmap (the report)...

  2. Submission on the Technological Change and the Future of Work draft report series

    The Productivity Commission called for submissions on the Technological change and the future of work draft report series (the reports)...

  3. No need to panic about NZ government debt

    Debt is a means to an end, and softening the hard line on NZ’s government debt level is a sensible move...

  4. How does NZ’s Wellbeing Budget measure up?

    When it comes to measuring returns on investment, NZ’s 2019 Budget does well on some items but is absent on others...

  5. Tax Working Group final report: key recommendations

    While we wait for the Government’s response to the Tax Working Group report, we discuss key recommendations...

  6. Does the ATO have too much power?

    Bowing out after 10 years, Australia’s Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi worries about the power wielded by the ATO and highlights the importance of trust and independence...

  7. Laws passed to fight modern slavery

    NSW companies with yearly turnover of not less than $50 million now need to publish a yearly modern slavery statement or face fines. CA ANZ will help accountants prepare for new reporting rules...

  8. Negotiations start for NZ's next government

    New Zealand voters have delivered another uncertain verdict under the country’s proportional representation system, with neither the centre-right National Party nor the combination of the centre-left...

  9. Examining New Zealand's Budget 2017

    A detailed look at the key components of New Zealand’s Budget 2017, handed down by Finance Minister Steven Joyce on 25 May 2017...

  10. Registered charities in New Zealand making progress

    Registered charities in New Zealand are making progress with more than half of all registered charities complying with mandatory requirements...

  11. Tony Blair's democratic insurrection

    Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s call for voters to think again about leaving the European Union was an Emperor’s New Clothes moment...

  12. Australia's electricity market lacking in agility

    Why Australia’s electricity market is not agile and innovative enough to keep up with demand...

  13. Harnessing private capital for public good

    An inside look at a global movement that is harnessing private capital and new solutions for the public good...

  14. Capitalism, inequality and economic growth

    Can a more inclusive style of economic growth help close the global gap between rich and poor?...

  15. Malcolm Turnbull's push for economic reform

    Malcolm Turnbull’s new government will need to reach agreement with crossbenchers – and perhaps the Opposition – to implement its economic reform agenda...