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After three years of crippling hikes in student debt under the Albanese government, young Australians deserve better protections and greater certainty when entering into a student loan. That is why I am proposing an amendment to Labor’s student debt discount bill with a HELP (Higher Education Loan Program) loan inflation guarantee. Anyone who takes out…
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Cash-strapped businesses and residents drowning in municipal debt have been thrown a lifeline — a new amnesty deal that could see half their overdue bills wiped out if they settle the balance within a year. The arrears rate has steadily increased over the past year, climbing from 64.8% in July 2024 to 67.6% in July…
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