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Successful ATO review of fairness fund payments
We’ve had news this week of a former licence holder who has had a successful review of the tax liability on their fairness fund payment classed as capital rather than income and is now due to receive a tax refund.
Fairness matters – keep local television on air
Channel 31 is due to be axed at the end of June, but we can see no reason why we would scrap a local television service that is still being used and enjoyed, that is sustaining itself, and is so obviously needed and valued by the community.
COVID-19 UPDATE – 20 April 2020 – Modelling confirms staying at home saves lives
New state-based modelling shows staying at home and other physical distancing requirements are working to slow the spread of coronavirus, saving thousands of Victorian lives.
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Focus on transport
Transport is essential to our economy, our quality of life and our freedoms of choice. Rod will bring attention to the state of our roads, our decaying regional networks and the growing need to expand our public transport infrastructure and make it more accessible and desirable.
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From June 1st restrictions on shopping, retail and personal services will be eased further:
Beauty therapy, tanning, waxing, nail salons, spas, tattoo parlours and massage parlours can now open with up to 20 patrons – the four square metre rule will apply to the publicly accessible parts of the venue, and a distance of 1.5 metres should be maintained between customers.
For more information on restrictions please go to www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorias-restriction-levels-covid-19
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Hopefully life get back to normal it’s pretty miserable at the moment.
I’ve already booked lunch at the pub 🍴
Are you keen to get back to local footy? Clubs are divided on whether to run a shorter season or can it all together.
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The plan for suburban footy’s return
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The green light to extend their seasons into October has given community football leagues valuable extra time to return to the field amid the coronavirus crisis.Rail woes along the Hurstbridge Line. Stage 2 plans ignore much needed community crossing upgrades - www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/north/nillumbik-councillor-says-diamond-creek-sky-rail-can-solve-traf...