Even as the invoices from a more volatile world start arriving, Australia's government is tinkering while Rome smoulders.
Behind the promises and projections, the numbers paint a grim picture: rising debt, growing reliance on taxing workers, and a ...
The big announcement of the 2025 federal budget was $17 billion worth of tax cuts, which have been nothing if not polarising.
Chalmers didn’t plan to have another budget. For Australian tech, he may as well not have bothered
The Australian tech industry group's 'disappointment' in the 2025-26 budget is an understatement. The papers all but ignore ...
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has labelled his opponent’s criticism of controversial tax cuts included in the federal budget a ...
Despite challenges, Australia’s debt-to-GDP ratio remains relatively low compared to other advanced economies, highlighting a nuanced picture of fiscal health. Chalmers points to better-than-expected ...
Have you ever seen a treasurer, obliged on budget night to confirm that the national books have slid $42b into the red on his ...
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is addressing the National Press Club after announcing tax cuts in the federal budget ahead of the ...
Tom Elliott has questioned the Treasurer of Australia Jim Chalmers on whether it’s the end of the Suburban Rail Loop, after ...
You heard what Jim Chalmers said but what did he really mean? Graham Lloyd cuts through the jargon to explain what the budget ...
Jim Chalmers has doubled down on inflationary spending, with real outlays set to grow by 3 per cent in real terms in 2025-26 ...
A modest tax cut of $536 a year for each worker is likely to be the last big spending measure Labor will announce before ...
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