‘Public enemy No.1’ Australia must face
Jim Chalmers has shared a sobering outlook ahead of the next budget as global economies struggle with a shared common enemy.
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All Aussies hit with $2k bill by Christmas
Aussies will fork out more for essentials and less on presents in the lead-up to Christmas as the cost of living crisis bites.
How recession will hit Australia
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made a major call on how the upcoming budget will handle a looming ‘blunt and brutal’ global economic downturn.
Warning to Reserve Bank over rate hike
The Reserve Bank is widely expected to hike interest rates on Tuesday, but one economist is warning the central bank against going too far.
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Budget typo leads to national freak out
IT WAS supposed to be an obscure tax raising a modest revenue. But a $60 billion typo hidden in the Federal Budget caused a mass freak out instead.
Bored? Here’s nothing to do with the Budget
IF YOU are sick to death of hearing Joe Hockey’s voice, this may help get a smile back on your face. Here’s everything that has nothing to do with the Budget.
Stay-at-home mums lose benefits
WARNING – the age of entitlement is over, Joe Hockey has revealed stay-at-home mums will lose $4171-a-year in tax benefits under middle-class welfare cuts.
Budget paper’s wine tax typo
IT was enough to make wine drinkers reach for a glass of something much stronger. Hidden deep within the budget papers was a very nasty surprise.
MH370 hunt: The real cost revealed
BUDGET papers reveal the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is expected to keep costing Australians for years to come.
Abbott slashes funding to ABC and SBS
AFTER months of calls within the Abbott government to target the national broadcaster, the Budget reveals funding cuts will hit the ABC and SBS next year.
No job? Sorry, no easy handouts
DOLE bludging may have been a valid lifestyle option for Aussies in years gone by, but the Federal Budget contains major shake-ups to stamp it out.
Uni changes to hit students hard
UNIVERSITIES will be able to decide how much they charge students for degrees, which will hit students with earlier repayments for their debts.
Joe the Ripper unleashes bloodshed
OPINION: Like any good horror movie, the really scarey part of Treasurer Joe Hockey’s 2014 Budget comes right at the end, says Jessica Irvine.
Prescription costs set to rise
PATIENTS will have to pay extra for prescription medicines as the price of a script will rise, so the Government can save $1.3 billion.
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