Pauline Hanson has blasted the Budget centrepiece as “blatantly discriminatory”, suggesting where Scott Morrison should send the money instead. She’s also taken a shot at how “lucrative” welfare is holding some businesses back.
There will be a significant Cabinet reshuffle at the end of the year, as a giant of the Morrison Government steps aside in a bid to take on the world’s top economic gig, and it could have huge repercussions for a Queensland MP.
Tax cuts for 11 million Australians and business are set to sail through the Senate today, bringing cuts of up to $5490 for families and $2745 for singles a step closer, while university fees for arts degrees are all but certain to double.
Childcare rates would be slashed by thousands a year for families and a renewable energy revolution are headlining Labor’s reply to Tuesday’s Federal Budget. Find out how Anthony Albanese’s plan would impact on you.
In an early Christmas gift most Aussie workers will be likely to get some extra cash in their pay packet. There’s just a few hurdles that need to be cleared first. How did you fair in the budget? Try our budget calculator to find out.
Aussies would get paid up to $6000 to relocate to the regions to pick fruit – even if they’re not on welfare support – under the latest push to fix the labour crisis. But it still might not do the trick, and Queenslanders could be set to pay the price at the checkout.
The Federal Government announced $50 billion in tax cuts last night, but what does that mean for you, how can you claim it and when will you start seeing the money? Find out the details.
If a COVID-19 vaccine is not developed and used widely throughout Australia by the end of 2021, it could see a $55 billion blow to the economy. Here’s why it’s set to be so much more than just a cure for the virus.
An Australian Centre for Disease Control would be created to manage future pandemics, Opposition leader Anthony Albanese will announce, with Mr Albanese attacking the response so far as “too slow and reactive”. It signals the start of changing tactics from the Labor Opposition.
Billions of dollars in tax cuts will be brought forward for millions of “working Australians” in Tuesday’s historic budget, which will be sold as focused on jobs and “building for the future”. WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR
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