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Rising Cost of Netflix in Australia

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 10 June 2017

Even Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull could be paying more to “Netflix and Chill” with the new tax on digital products starting on 1 July 2017.

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Year in Review: Australian Politics in 2016

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 20 December 2016

Roydon Ng takes a look back at Australian Politics in 2016 with the winners and losers as well as looking ahead to the year ahead.

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Hong Kong Independence = Build The New Great Wall

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 20 November 2016

The so-called “plan” for Hong Kong independence (which is a self defeating act) is currently as good as chopping off a tree branch you’re sitting on.

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Australia’s 2015-16 MYEFO

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 18 December 2015

Treasurer Scott Morrison has promised to return the federal budget to surplus ‘as soon as possible’, acknowledging that it will take over 5 years.

Tags 2015, Australia, Budget, Deficit, Economy, Fiscal, Mathias Cormann, MYEFO, Politics, Roydon Ng, Scott Morrison, Surplus

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A look at the 2015 Federal Budget

Post author By Roydon Ng
Post date 13 May 2015

Roydon Ng takes a look at Treasurer Joe Hockey’s 2015 Federal Budget including the winners and losers. The budget focuses on reducing the national deficit.