What we know about the NSW state budget
With Australia’s biggest state set to hand down its budget, residents have been warned to temper their expectations. Here’s what you can expect
Economy
Vow to taxpayers after $11.9bn GST blow
NSW will record a further four years of deficits in an attempt to protect families and businesses following fallout from this year’s GST carve-up.
‘Hardest it’s ever been’: Grim Aus assessment
Experts say Australia is fast losing its status as the lucky country, with a series of crises and widening inequality thrusting young people onto a dire path.
‘Sleeper issue’ could hit millions of Aussies
There is one fear plaguing the vast majority of working Australians, and experts say it’s not going away.
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‘Serious risk’: Warning on dodgy China pills
The TGA has issued warnings about dodgy pills being shipped to Australia from China, with one product including ingredients that have been banned since 2010.
Staggering number of people living in Aus
Australia’s population grew by a record 624,100 people in the past year, and one state was more popular than others for overseas arrivals.
Japanese PM issues unbelievable warning
As Australia faces record population growth, other countries are grappling with the opposite problem. And experts are divided on the solution.
Aussie business collapse hotspots revealed
The areas with the highest risk of business failure for 2024 have been revealed.
Soaring taxes cut Australia’s deficit
Swelling government tax revenues from soaring commodity prices and low unemployment has pushed down the budget deficit to a razor-thin margin.
Soaring taxes cut Australia’s deficit
Swelling government tax revenues from soaring commodity prices and low unemployment has pushed down the budget deficit to a razor-thin margin.
Blow for Aussies in price hike crisis
Aussies hoping there could be more cost of living relief in the pipeline have been dealt a fresh blow, as the Treasurer holds firm on dishing out a festive cash splash.
$32 billion flushed down the toilet
Venture capital firms were once throwing money at start-ups, but now billions of dollars worth of value has been wiped out.
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