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3 days ago | startsat60.com | Andrew Brown |Tess Ikonomou |Kat Wong

Labor eyes fairness in retirement savings, but opposition and critics warn of economic risks and unfair targeting. Source: Richard Wainwright/ AAP PHOTOS. Tax changes to superannuation would make the system fairer, the prime minister says as the coalition rules out making a deal with the government on the reform. The coalition signed off on formally opposing plans to double the tax rate of super balances above $3 million following a shadow cabinet meeting on Thursday.

3 days ago | startsat60.com | Jim Schembri

Source: skynesher/ Getty Images. In honouring the 40 year-old martial arts franchise, Karate Kid: Legends chimes in as an excellent family film that joyously reworks the original 1984 film with great respect and renewed energy. And Jackie Chan. Reluctantly moved from Beijing to New York, martial arts student Li Fong (Ben Wang) hooks up with attractive pizza shop worker Mia (Sadie Stanley) whose jealous ex-boyfriend Conor (Aramis Knight), also a martial arts expert, starts bullying him.

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Hugh Robertson

Sometimes (if you’re a nice person), it’s worth considering buying shares for your children, grandchildren, or if you are both lucky and optimistic, great grandchildren. Many years ago, we bought a collection of internet stocks for our kids, and it turned out to be a bonanza. Sadly, the stocks were sold to get into the housing market. It’s the typical Australian story. Why risk your money with shares when you can buy an overpriced house? I suppose it’s called peace of mind.

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Jim Schembri

Just in case you haven’t heard, Tom Cruise has a new movie out. It’s a nifty little number called Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning and it’s quite an entertaining romp. With that mild understatement out of the way, the eighth instalment in the 30-year old mega-franchise is an enthralling, mega-sized action thriller with a surprisingly emotional story and an unsurprisingly superb serving of top-quality action.

2 weeks ago | startsat60.com | Glenn Moore

Source: Luis Ascui/ AAP PHOTOS. Australia’s 15-strong band of hopefuls in French Open qualifying has been trimmed by a third after the first day at Roland Garros. Bernard Tomic led three players into the second round, but five lost with seven still to enter the fray. Jason Kubler and Maddison Inglis also won in Paris as they seek to join the 14 Aussies already guaranteed a place in the main draws. Qualifiers need to win three matches to secure their places.