A notable reform is the proposed ban on non-compete clauses for employees earning below $175,000 annually. This change is ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is addressing the National Press Club after announcing tax cuts in the federal budget ahead of the ...

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 ...

Cost of living support is welcome, but industry figures rue a lack of certainty on tax measures and fresh support for technology businesses.

Behind the promises and projections, the numbers paint a grim picture: rising debt, growing reliance on taxing workers, and a ...

Structural reforms are needed to reduce the tax burden on young income earners, who will be increasingly called upon to fund ...

We've finally broken free from obsessing about falling into deficit. But there's a big price to be paid for no longer being ...

Labor will attempt to rush through its $5-a-week tax cut plan, forcing the Coalition to vote against the cost-of-living ...

Labor has rushed its plans for tax cuts for Australian workers into federal parliament, as the window for calling the ...

The federal government is planning to ban non-compete clauses for employees who earn less than $175,000 a year, in a change ...

Mining advocates are labelling the Federal Budget as a missed opportunity, with recommendations and issues raised missed by ...