Australia news live: ATO finds one-quarter of big firms pay zero tax; NDIS alternative Thriving Kids program begins
Australia's Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has found that one-quarter of large companies paid zero tax. In other news, David Shoebridge, the new Greens leader, stated that Australians are tired of "messaging without substance" and desire political parties that will fight for them against corporations and the wealthy.

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AI-generatedAustralia's Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has found that one-quarter of large companies paid zero tax. In other news, David Shoebridge, the new Greens leader, stated that Australians are tired of "messaging without substance" and desire political parties that will fight for them against corporations and the wealthy. He emphasized the Greens' united membership and leadership, expecting this unity to guide their operations. The ATO is committed to assisting taxpayers with financial difficulties in transitioning to alternative payment methods.
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5 extractedThe Greens have an incredibly united membership base and party.
People want a political party that will fight for them and take on the 1% and corporations.
Australians are sick of messaging without substance.
The ATO is committed to helping taxpayers transition to alternative payment methods.
ATO finds one-quarter of big firms pay zero tax.