Kestral

Thank you for your input. Any idea if I'm still restricted to working 16hrs a wk? as I don't work in UK

I used petair, my staffordshire terrier arrived safely in 2016. Having said that she was 23 kilos on leaving UK, she arrived at 20.50hrs in Melbourne yet only checked into quarantine at 23.15hr . I was informed quarantine is only 20 mins from airport, she spent 10 days before flying onto Adelaide with another company. When I received her she weighed 17 kilo that's a lot of weight to lose in 10 days. She went on to lose further weight due to separation anxiety from our older dog who was not able to travel to Oz. She dropped down to 14 kilos. I remember asking vet what these lumps were, he said her hip bones! We put her on steroids to get her eating. I couldn't leave her in UK I would have never forgiven myself, but I did not realize the impact being away from our oldest dog would have, hence even now 3 yrs later I need to to her to dog sitters when I go to work as hates being left alone. She traveled on a Qantas flight on Wednesday, apparently this is direct for animals so they do not need to go through vet checks half way thru journey. I was not able to prepare her but she survived and has settled now. IF we returned it would be smoother as her kennel I would paint out with adaptil, you can get collars with this synthetic chemical (chemical replicates hormone bitch gives off after a litter) Dogs cannot wear collars while travelling At the time my dog was on antihistamine 2mg tablet 3 times a day, I note on petair instructions to quarantine it stated 6mg daily hence she was given overdose every time they gave her medication, additionally it did not add up amount of tablets to be used during 10 days and amount left in bottle yet I was charged x 3 medication daily for her duration I hope this helps

My NHS pension is accessible from age 50. I have lived in Australia 4 years and I pay into super. If I decided to take early retirement, if this was paid into my UK bank account, and this money was used only when Im in UK would I still need to declare it to Australia for tax purposes even thou the money is not in this country? Would I have to pay tax to both governments?. Also according to paperwork sent I am only able to work 16hrs per week after claiming early NHS retirement. Does this also apply in Australia? Am I able to keep this pension separate, so that NHS pension remains in UK which would be taxed by UK. Yet to continue working in Australia and paying into super, being taxed by Australian government on monies earned here. And money earned from pension in UK would remain in UK Can I keep them both separate legally? paying respective taxes to each government or will I just get myself into trouble in long run