The Australian Financial Review: Photos of the Week, June 10, 2023
A high-level taskforce charged with finding a long-term solution to aged care funding will consider a tax increase, as well as changes to means testing, the Albanese government says. Aged Care Minister Anika Wells, who will chair the taskforce, said that given various solutions to keeping aged care sustainable had already been extensively canvassed, the taskforce’s main job would be to reach a consensus.
Then, companies are remaining private for longer,” Karl Morris, industry veteran and CEO of wealth manager and stockbroker Ord Minnett, told The Australian Financial Review.The pandemic made people enjoy colour more, as it encouraged them to live more in the moment, says India Mahdavi, the Paris-based “virtuoso of colour” designer whose work forms half of the National Gallery of Victoria’s newest winter exhibition.
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