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Foreigner Tax Requirements
Hi, I'd like to know if the plan for foreigners to pay tax on foreign income has been stopped for sure. I've recently moved here and have plan to send at least A$6k every month. I am also wanting to a buy a condo in the future so will be sending about A$200k. Should I go to the tax office to ask or is this a foolish thing to do? -
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Putin Humiliates Trump With Massive Strike That Kills an American
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Some Trump supporters rebelling over his support of Israel's Iran strikes
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 18 June 2025
Rangers Successfully Guide Elephants from Farmland to Thap Lan Park Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Rangers from Thap Lan National Park successfully redirected a herd of around 50 wild elephants back into the forest late Monday night. The elephants, drawn to village farms on the park's edge, posed a threat to local crops. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364061-rangers-successfully-guide-elephants-from-farmland-to-thap-lan-park/ -
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Middle East Israel’s Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is a Necessary Defense Against a Global Threat
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Report Rangers Successfully Guide Elephants from Farmland to Thap Lan Park
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post Rangers from Thap Lan National Park successfully redirected a herd of around 50 wild elephants back into the forest late Monday night. The elephants, drawn to village farms on the park's edge, posed a threat to local crops. The operation, initiated at about 9.40pm, involved rangers from Thap Lan’s zone 4 and volunteers from the Saeng Sang Elephant Conservation Club. Prompted by local leaders' reports, they sprang into action as the elephants moved toward crops near the park boundary. Utilising drones with thermal cameras, the team located the herd and executed a coordinated effort to guide them back. By flying drones to steer the direction and using flashlights and shouting, the rangers effectively encouraged the elephants to return to the park. The operation, lasting over an hour, concluded successfully with all elephants safely back within park limits. Park officials assured continued patrolling of the forest edge, particularly near harvest-ready areas, to prevent further elephant incursions and protect local agriculture until the situation stabilises. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-18
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