Australia's parliament debates tax reforms as second bird tests positive for H5N1

Carers who take time out of paid work to care for loved ones lose approximately $45,000 in superannuation by retirement, disproportionately affecting women.

On a late June Monday in Canberra, Australia's parliament held within a single session the full range of pressures a modern democracy must carry: a virus of uncertain footing in the wild, a tax reform debate shadowed by questions of insider advantage, and the quiet arithmetic of unpaid care slowly draining women's financial futures. Beneath the procedural theater and the sharp exchanges lay a deeper reckoning — about who bears invisible burdens, who benefits from policy shifts, and whether institutions move fast enough to meet the lives they govern.

Australia's parliament debates tax reforms as second bird tests positive for H5N1

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