The property group has been hit with an initial $112 million bill from the Tax Office, in a dispute that could ultimately cost it more than $300 million.
Successive terms of trade booms – the envy of other nations – have allowed Australian governments to splurge. But now it seems that even that is not enough.
Jim Chalmers says this week’s updated inflation forecasts from the RBA effectively match Treasury’s forecasts from December when the mid-year outlook was released.
The decision is more proof that shareholder claims are no longer a lay-down misere, lawyers say.