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After 30 years designing for some of Australia’s best-known women’s brands, Sophie Holt added a career first on Tuesday – her first runway show.
“We are at a great place with the brand, and we are moving into a new phase of international growth,” said Ms Holt, the creative director for Will Vicars’ Oroton, ahead of the show.
“This is our third season of international wholesale distribution, which is where we see the future so it’s imperative we do Fashion Week. Little did I realise what a learning curve it would be.”
Oroton creative director Sophie Holt backstage ahead of her first runway show.
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Foreign travel to 12 countries on the list can restart from Monday
PM: We will certainly be making sure that people travelling abroad will be subject to all the tests and constraints to prevent the virus being reimported
He added: That s why it s such a tiny list of countries and I don t expect we will be adding to it very rapidly
Mr Johnson urged people to think twice about travelling, especially if they are in an area with higher rates of the Indian variant
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When these are included Australians endure the 25th highest personal tax rate at 24.1 per cent, below the OECD average of 24.9 per cent.
The country with the highest personal tax rate is Germany where an average worker hands 38.9 per cent of their income to the taxman and their super accounts.
Americans handed over 24.4 per cent of their wage and Britons paid 23.3 per cent.
It comes as the federal government prepares to deliver tax cuts in the May 11 budget.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is expected to extend the low and middle-income tax offset (LMITO), which is worth up to $1,080 and benefits people with a taxable income between $48,000 and $90,000.