HBF marketer on tackling health care exodus – AdNews

There’s a worrying trend for private health fund HBF right now, but the brand isnt taking the industry challenges lying down. The growing dissatisfaction with private health care services has led to more Australians foregoing their private health insurance. A report from The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority found the proportion of Australians with private health…

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Queensland services provider liquidated with $1M in debt – ARNnet

Queensland-based Soma Information Technology, which traded as Soma IT, has entered liquidation owing over $1 million to creditors. The company was registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in May 2014, and offered IT business support. In July, a resolution to wind up the company was passed followed by the appointment of David…

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Hammond hints at moves to restrict gambling machines – The Times

Valentine Low A review of the maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals was delayed because of fears tax revenues would fallPeter Nicholls/Times Newspapers Ltd The government may be preparing to crack down on addictive gambling machines despite claims earlier this year that the Treasury had killed off an attempt to impose tighter regulation. Campaigners have…

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Blitz on ‘crack cocaine’ betting machines set to be launched after Philip Hammond backs down over fears of lost tax … – Daily Mail

Fixed-odds betting terminals have long caused concerns among campaigners They can be highly addictive and players can gamble away £18,000 in an hour  Treasury fears losing tax takings from bookmakers’ profits if they’re scrapped Mr Hammond now appears to have backed down over a review of the machines  By Claire Ellicott Political Correspondent For The…

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