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Michael Dulaney

Michael Dulaney

Verified

Digital Producer, ABC News (Australia)

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Total articles 139

  • Is it ethical for the rich to leave money to their kids after they die?

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Kate Uebergang| ABC News (Australia) Verified Baby boomers, Australia's richest generation, are expected to hand over $3.5 trillion to younger generations over the coming decades, largely via inheritance. This great wealth transfer is going to make an enormous impact in the coming years by reordering the wealth distribution in society. But this new age of inherited wealth prompts many broader moral questions, even when discussing modest sums of money.

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Kate Uebergang · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Vancouver's drug decriminalisation trial has opened a debate over how to stop drug deaths

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Catherine Zengerer| ABC News (Australia) Verified Canada has long had a progressive drug reform policy that has broadly been applauded by liberals everywhere. The government opened the first safe injecting room in North America in 2003, and there are now 39 across the country. Australia has just two.

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Catherine Zengerer · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • Is it ethical for the rich to leave money to their kids after they die?

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Kate Uebergang| ABC News (Australia) Verified Baby boomers, Australia's richest generation, are expected to hand over $3.5 trillion to younger generations over the coming decades, largely via inheritance. This great wealth transfer is going to make an enormous impact in the coming years by reordering the wealth distribution in society. But this new age of inherited wealth prompts many broader moral questions, even when discussing modest sums of money.

    By Michael Dulaney Verified, Kate Uebergang · ABC News (Australia)

    Mar. 03, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland