October 12, 2026

News, minutes after it breaks

World
Latest
Winless Flyers off to worst start in franchise history as fans chant 'Fire Tocchet!'UK van drivers face extra £2.5bn in diesel costs this year, figures showWeek 5 winners and losers: Maye, Warren, Gibbs dominate; Taylor, Brown struggleHow to watch GB Olympic stars compete in Track World ChampionshipsCan Ravens win big with Tyler Huntley? Are the Vikings legit? Big questions, lessons from NFL Week 5Why some have no choice but to pay costly oil pricesHomes and bridges swept away as fresh floods hit NepalCampaigners claim minister attempting to undermine 'Holiday Hunger Bill'Winless Flyers off to worst start in franchise history as fans chant 'Fire Tocchet!'UK van drivers face extra £2.5bn in diesel costs this year, figures showWeek 5 winners and losers: Maye, Warren, Gibbs dominate; Taylor, Brown struggleHow to watch GB Olympic stars compete in Track World ChampionshipsCan Ravens win big with Tyler Huntley? Are the Vikings legit? Big questions, lessons from NFL Week 5Why some have no choice but to pay costly oil pricesHomes and bridges swept away as fresh floods hit NepalCampaigners claim minister attempting to undermine 'Holiday Hunger Bill'

Home  / World

Australian politics live: Joyce likens US public execution to ‘Roman amphitheatre’; Coalition targets small business minister over credit card ban

World The Guardian
Image: The Guardian

Follow the day’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor not watering down 30% tax on discretionary trusts, says assistant treasurer The assistant treasurer, Daniel Mulino, says Labor is not watering down proposed changes to put a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trusts.We’re not watering this down. This is a very substantial review. This is about fairness in our tax system. It’s about trying to better align the taxes that people pay when they earn…

The Guardian reported this story. Read the full report on theguardian.com →

This is a short summary. The Guardian wrote and published the full report.

Continue on theguardian.com →

More in World

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *