Labor calls for JobKeeper inquiry as minerals miner Iluka repays $13.6 million in subsidies after recording strong sales
Labor is pressuring the Morrison government to call an inquiry into the JobKeeper scheme, as another firm repays $13.6 million in subsidies.
Dan Tehan hints at tailored support for tourism businesses, as domestic travel fails to fill the expenditure gap
The Morrison government is considering further support for tourism businesses hard-hit by ongoing border closures.
Ongoing travel restrictions put 32,000 tourism businesses at risk of failing, as end of JobKeeper looms
The tourism industry is calling for support from the federal government, as new research shows 32,000 operators could fail this year.
More SMEs could be eligible for JobKeeper and cash flow payments following ATO appeal and IGoT review
More SMEs could be eligible for JobKeeper and cash flow boost payments depending on the outcome of an ATO appeal and a review by the IGoT.
How can the government recover billions in JobKeeper overpayments? Create a register and name every recipient
In light of Super Retail Group and Toyota returning JobKeeper funds, it's time companies disclosed how much public money they've received.
“Targeted, bespoke stimulus”: SME advocates push for hospitality-only JobKeeper
SME advocates are urging the government to rethink JobKeeper for the hospitality industry as the wage subsidy reaches its final months.
Calls for large retailers to return JobKeeper after Super Retail Group joins Toyota and repays $1.7 million
Rebel and Macpac owner Super Retail Group will return $1.7 million in JobKeeper subsidies after recording a record profit.
“Very positive”: Toyota wins praise as it pays back $18 million in JobKeeper subsidies
Toyota will give back more than $18 million worth of JobKeeper payments, announcing its decision was driven by an improved bottom line and its responsibility as “a corporate citizen”.
JobKeeper, insolvency and HomeBuilder: The early-January policy changes SMEs need to know about
From the JobKeeper extension to a new insolvency process, here are four policy changes SMEs need to know about that will start in early-2021.
ATO praised for risk management during rollout of COVID-19 economic support measures
ANAO has given the ATO a thumbs up for its risk-management practices while delivering pandemic-related economic-response measures.
On pause, website down: Australian states’ voucher schemes off to bumpy starts
State government voucher schemes are off to a bumpy start, after Victoria's website crashed, and NSW announced a delay due to a lack of need.
“One last challenge”: Melbourne co-working businesses call for further COVID-19 support in open letter to the Premier
Melbourne co-working businesses have written to Daniel Andrews calling for rent relief measures to help them lead the economic recovery.