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So why are top mandarins paid so much more than the PM?

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s annual income is $607,516, but Glyn Davis, who heads the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, edges in on almost twice that amount at $1,011,410. Treasurer Jim Chalmers gets $438,112, while Treasury Secretary Steven Kennedy rakes in more than double at $986,120. The secretaries of the Attorney-General’s Department, the Department of […]

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So why are top mandarins paid so much more than the PM?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s annual income is $607,516, but Glyn Davis, who heads the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, edges in on almost twice that amount at $1,011,410. Treasurer Jim Chalmers gets $438,112, while Treasury Secretary Steven Kennedy rakes in more than double at $986,120. The secretaries of the Attorney-General’s Department, the Department of […]

1 day ago·Deakin, Australia

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The RiotACT broke the news in Deakin, Australia 1 day ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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