James Kirby
Wealth Editor at The Australian
Wealth Editor, The Australian. Talker on TV and Radio. Host of the Money Puzzle podcast. Unlikely cricket fan
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1 week ago |
theaustralian.com.au | Lydia Lynch |Peta Credlin |Eli Greenblat |James Kirby
StockheadStockhead’s Tylah Tully unpacks the latest from Lumos Diagnostics (ASX:LDX), who have enrolled its 500th patient in a CLIA waiver study for FebriDx, its rapid point-of-care diagnostic test to differentiate between bacterial and non-bacterial acute respiratory infections. The company has a funding partnership with the US government’s Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA).
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2 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | James Kirby
Will your super fund be hit by the new super tax? With new industry analysis forecasting at least half a million of today’s salaried workers will ultimately be hit, it is now clear the new super tax designed to capture very wealthy Self Managed Super Funds will go a long way further than many expected.
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3 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | James Kirby
Australia’s army of more than 700,000 retired public servants are escalating a push for a rejection of the new super tax. As Jim Chalmers gets called out for allowing the Prime Minister and other top officials to be treated differently in paying the tax, the body representing retired public servants says it will now explore legal avenues to overturn the application of the tax to bureaucrats on Defined Benefits pensions.
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3 weeks ago |
theaustralian.com.au | Brian Schwartz |Micah Maidenberg |Chris Kenny |James Kirby
Tylah Tully chats with LinQ Minerals executive chair Clive Donner ahead of the company’s IPO. Its flagship Gilmore project sits within the Macquarie Arc, a region well known for its copper-gold potential. It also has a Brownfields gold project in New South Wales, which was last in production in 1996. Watch the video to learn more about the company. This video was developed in collaboration with LinQ Minerals.
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3 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | James Kirby
Property investors are suddenly in the frame in a new tax onslaught. The pressure is coming from two fronts. A new super tax from Canberra, which will hit property investors hardest, and steeply rising land taxes from the states. Worse still, this looming tax squeeze on property investors is based on a notoriously unproductive tax weapon – unrealised gains. That’s gains made on paper only. Land tax at state level has been a millstone for investors for decades.
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Cripes ! Archive today …how on earth? (And yes,sure, it’s an aggressive strategy …as the lawyer says in the story.But it’s worth knowing about surely)
https://t.co/ufIq13OcdC This is dicey option. @kirby_journo Most self funded retirees dont spend because they need to afford the massives gaps in medical costs. @AusCathSuper
