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Albanese government hopeful of reaching agreement over EPBC reform; first top level fire warning in the state for two years. Follow latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast NDIS providers who repeatedly breach a code of conduct designed to keep participants safe could face major fines of up to $16.5m in the latest federal government attempt to tighten up the scheme’s rules. The Albanese government will today introduce a new bill to introduce tougher penalties, and even jail time, for NDIS providers who engage in misconduct and unsafe practices. Where we see fraud,…

London and the south-east said to be worst affected, with valuations often coming in at 10% below the agreed sale price An increase in property down valuations, with some homes being marked down by 10% or more by surveyors, is “turning deals and lives upside down,” mortgage experts claim. Some believe that uncertainty around the contents of the budget may be fuelling a rise in surveyors taking a cautious stance and valuing properties at less than the agreed price. Continue reading… Source link India Fake IAS Officer With Pakistani… Siddaramaiah's… RBI & Sebi n talks to… Ashok Leyland shares…

In Fritzi’s Footsteps tells story of a girl growing up in Leipzig who witnesses the fall of the Berlin Wall The creators of a children’s television series about life in communist East Germany have said they hope it will awaken interest in the region’s history, after it was awarded an International Emmy. Auf Fritzis Spuren (In Fritzi’s Footsteps) tells the story of a 12-year-old girl living in the eastern city of Leipzig and how she experiences life in the east and the events that lead to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Continue reading… Source link India Fake IAS…