What your power bill will look like now
Households across the nation can expect power prices to surge from July, although the residents of one state will receive a welcome discount.
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Social housing crisis ‘absolutely dire’
Housing crisis discussion might be centred around first homebuyers, but low-income earners are in “dire” need of help, a new study has revealed.
Key voters reveal ‘big concern’ for Albo
Secret focus group research conducted by the Liberal Party has exposed what’s holding key voters back from backing Anthony Albanese.
DAWSON: Where to cast your votes on Election Day
Whether you’re voting early or on Election Day, we have listed every voting station from Townsville to Mackay to cast your ballot.
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Your Budget questions answered
UPDATES: IF the Budget has left you with more questions than answers, you’re in the right place. Ask Kochie and a panel of experts. LIVE NOW.
What Sco-Mo’s speech really means…
Anti-globalisation one minute, upbeat on the global economic outlook the next. TIM BLAIR looks behind the words of Scott Morrison’s speech.
Tax breaks score a home run for buyers
TAX breaks and a tightening of negative gearing is at the centre of the Turnbull government’s plan to stop Sydney’s runaway house prices.
Hero guard saves Budget protester
THE man who came the aid of a woman who tried to set herself alight outside Parliament House has told of how his quick actions rescued her.
Budget snub a ‘slap in the face’
UPDATE: The Queensland Premier has blasted the Federal Budget for overlooking a key project for the state, saying it is a “slap in the face for Queensland”.
Tradies welcome 300,000 new apprenticeships
TRADIES say housing prices are crazy and welfare cheats are ‘being handfed money’. But they are singing ScoMo’s praises for creating 300,000 new apprenticeships to fill gaping holes in the workforce.
Industry leaders’ thumbs up to Budget
LEADERS of industry have had their say on the 2017 federal Budget and it’s largely a thumbs up for Treasurer Scott Morrison and the government.
‘Give the banks a bit of a touch up’
CAN Australia both fund the NDIS and find the sunlit uplands of surplus all while keeping the government’s poll numbers above water? The answer is to hit up the economy’s most profitable sector.
Joe’s Budget verdict (now tax free)
JOE Hildebrand reveals what the government is really trying to do with the Budget and whether it will work or not. (Spoilers … if they call it a “levy” … it’s probably a TAX!)
$300m to slash company red tape
BUDGET 2017 is investing $300 million to help state and local government slash regulations that hinder small business growth and competition.
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