‘Lottery win’: Budget victory for veterans
The biggest funding boost in a decade to DVA offers veterans and their families some hope for justice at last. See why.
Federal Budget 2023
$65m in Aussie aid for Ukraine
The Federal Budget has boosted its humanitarian package for embattled Ukraine, now in its second year of war with Russia. See how else Australia is helping.
$12.9m to improve aged care food
Aussie dietitians have labelled a key element of the federal budget as the “start of the end of malnutrition in aged care”. See why and what else is afoot for the sector.
Tax cuts for hybrid cars dumped
An attractive fringe benefits tax exemption for green machines has helped drive sales of electric and plug-in hybrid cars – but that’s about to change. See how.
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$1b for cheap loans: How to get cash to save power
Low cost loans are coming for Aussies to help pay for everything from solar panels to double glazing. See if you are eligible.
Massive Medicare overhaul: Higher rebates coming
It’s the end of Medicare as we know it. This is what the federal government has planned with a two-tier system including different rebates. See how it applies to you.
Single mums secure extra $4576 handout
Single parents can expect a massive leg up in the federal budget, with Anthony Albanese to announce a move that will deliver over a $4576 a year windfall to some families.
Budget back in black for first time in 15 years
After floods, fires, a pandemic and a global recession, Australia will have a budget surplus for the first time in 15 years thanks to an “unprecedented” $143bn windfall.
‘Sacrificed on the altar’: Nationals leader says bush will be dudded
Regional Australia will be left feeling like “forgotten Australians” when Treasurer Jim Chalmers hands down his budget Tuesday night, Nationals leader David Littleproud has predicted.
Labor’s bid to end male and female ‘dominated’ jobs
Australia’s heavily male or female-dominated industries will be a thing of the past under a new budget approach that considers how every taxpayer dollar spent impacts job take up in sectors like engineering, teaching and health care.
‘Secret $3k tax’ to hit Aussie homeowners
All Aussie households with a mortgage are set to get hit with more than $3k per year more of costs as a result of the Federal Budget according to a shock new study.
Cash roadblock could put Australia’s major projects in danger
Cost blowouts and underfunding of major infrastructure projects will be reviewed to justify cuts or construction delays for roads deemed not nationally significant.
‘Decades of delays’: Audit puts brakes on road projects
A snap audit has thrown into doubt the future of at least half a billion dollars of SA road investments, sparking concerns the state could be set back by decades.
$700 a second: Australia’s staggering interest bill revealed
Servicing Australia’s trillion-dollar debt will cost $110bn in interest over the next five years, new Treasury figures show.
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