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MP: Paying Tradesmen In Cash Is Morally Wrong
Sky News A Treasury minister has hit out at households who pay tradesmen in cash, saying it is “morally wrong” as it helps workers avoid tax. Exchequer Secretary David Gauke said: “Getting a discount with your plumber by paying cash … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Headlines, Philosophy
Tagged cash, circumstances, cost, discount, Exchequer, hand, households, Minister, Morally, mp, News, plumber, reason, Revenue, secretary david, Sky, sky news, something, tax, Tradesmen, Treasury, treasury minister
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The Careerists
Chris Hedges truthdig.com The greatest crimes of human history are made possible by the most colorless human beings. They are the careerists. The bureaucrats. The cynics. They do the little chores that make vast, complicated systems of exploitation and death … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Philosophy, Politics
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Businesses forced to dump carbon tax hike on customers
Simon Benson and Steve Lewis The Daily Telegraph SMALL business owners, farmers and home renovators are among those already feeling the effect of the carbon tax as prices soar just two weeks after the scheme was introduced. In one of … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21, Economics, Headlines
Tagged business, carbon, carbon tax, cent, clean energy, cost, craig wills, Daily, daily telegraph, diesel fuel rebate, energy reforms, federal tax, fuel, Gas, Government, government waste, hefty price, home, home renovators, levy, mini, mini skip bins, pizza boxes, rebate, refrigerant, scheme, simon benson, Skip, Small, small business owners, spike, state, state government, Steve, tax changes, tax hike, Telegraph, vegetables, waste
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Carbon tax cost added to family’s funeral bill
Simon Benson Daily Telegraph A GRIEVING family claims that a cemetery slapped them with a $55 carbon tax bill for burying a relative – saying “even the dead don’t escape the carbon tax” – just days after the tax was … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21, Environment, Headlines
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Australians Desert the Carbon Tax
Andrew Puhanic Activist Post It’s official, Australians are now being forced to pay a carbon tax on the emissions they produce. The Clean Energy Legislative Package, passed by the Australian Senate on 8 November 2011 become law on 1 July … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21, Environment, Headlines
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$46m carbon tax bill for hospitals, schools
Simon Benson The Telegraph THE average Sydney hospital will be hit with a $120,000 annual carbon bill after the $23-a-tonne tax kicks in on July 1. Local public schools will also be forced to come up with an extra $9000 … Continue reading
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Government’s winter thrift tips include board games and blankets
Jessica Marszale News.com.au/Herald Sun PEOPLE should wear jumpers, use blankets, play board games and walk more to save on energy bills this winter, a Federal Government website says. But the suggestions are “very condescending” and overlook the cost of living … Continue reading
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Almond joy! – Victory for bees
Source: Panna With little fanfare, pesticide manufacturer Bayer has asked California regulators to limit the use of one of their most profitable products, imidacloprid. Rather than undergo the public scrutiny and cost involved in a state-mandated re-evaluation of the pesticide’s … Continue reading
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