Treasurer’s blunt message to drivers
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has been asked about what will happen with petrol tax cuts after the election.
Federal Budget
Your Federal Budget 5-minute guide
Tax, health, education, welfare, petrol and more. Find out what the Federal Budget means for you and your family.
Why shared parental leave means ‘women will be worse off’
Parents will be able to share up to 20 weeks of paid parental leave, but one academic claims it’s a backwards step for women. This is why.
Wage rise snub: Aged-care industry ‘on its knees’
Aged care providers have slammed the Budget, saying workers will be left on the brink of poverty and residents will go without.
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Zombie measures to get Budget chop
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Why Nine bleeped ScoMo interview
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Live sporting event betting ads ban
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Brain cancer treatment hope in $68m facility
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Budget needs to be bullet proof
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’Stop the education scare campaign’
EDUCATION Minister Simon Birmingham has called on Labor to stop the “needless lies” over the schools funding shake-up as Coalition MPs hit out at Tony Abbott.
Abbott just made a big move
TONY Abbott is stirring up trouble but this is his boldest attempt yet to make life miserable for PM Malcolm Turnbull.
Catholic schools ‘will not bully’ us
EDUCATION Minister Simon Birmingham says the federal government won’t be bullied or blackmailed by a Catholic schools campaign over funding levels.
Students throw papers at Minister’s face
STUDENTS protesting a $2.8b cut to university funding and fee hikes have been dragged out by police after one threw papers into Simon Birmingham’s face.
Extra $73b for schools under PM’s plan
NSW schools will receive an extra $73 billion over the next decade under the Turnbull government’s reforms, according to figures obtained by The Daily Telegraph.
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