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All the changes coming on January 1


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  From welfare payments and price increases to new laws and regulations, here are some of the biggest changes starting on January 1, 2025. Welfare payments for more than one million Australians will increase on January 1.

The article from news.com.au outlines several significant changes set to take effect in Australia from January 1, 2025. Key among these is the increase in the superannuation guarantee rate from 11% to 11.5%, which will see employers contributing more to their employees' retirement funds. Additionally, there will be adjustments to the minimum wage, with the Fair Work Commission expected to announce a new rate, potentially influenced by economic conditions and cost of living pressures. The article also mentions changes in tax brackets, with the stage three tax cuts coming into play, affecting how much tax Australians pay. Furthermore, there are updates to parental leave policies, extending the period of paid parental leave, and modifications to childcare subsidies to make early education more accessible. Lastly, there are new regulations concerning environmental policies, including stricter emissions standards for vehicles, aiming to reduce Australia's carbon footprint. These changes reflect a broad spectrum of economic, social, and environmental policy adjustments aimed at improving living standards, economic equity, and sustainability.

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