Squiz Today The super tax debate continues, and the Royal train rolls to a stop
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Jul 1, 2025 The discussion heats up around the Albanese government's superannuation tax changes, with potential financial impacts on high earners. A serious incident involving a childcare worker raises alarms, prompting calls for child testing. In the realm of consumer products, sunscreen brands face scrutiny over greenwashing allegations. Lastly, the Royal train is set for decommissioning in 2027, marking the end of an era for royal travel. Tune in for these pressing topics and more!
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Super Tax Threshold Issues
- The new super tax targets earnings over $3 million in super and doubles the tax rate from 15% to 30%.
- Critics worry it may affect more Australians over time since the threshold isn't indexed to inflation or wages.
Childcare Disease Testing Advice
- Parents of 1,200 children linked to a childcare abuse case are urged to have their kids tested for infectious diseases.
- Authorities recommend this as a precaution after allegations against a childcare worker in Melbourne.
Sunscreen Greenwashing Controversy
- Some popular sunscreens are accused of greenwashing by claiming to be reef-friendly while containing harmful ingredients.
- The ACCC is suing the manufacturer, but the company insists it will defend its claims.