Resource states to get green tax lures
The federal government will pump $15bn into resource-rich states to encourage investment in hydrogen production and critical minerals processing.
Federal Budget 2023
Super’s budget verdict: good for women, bad for low paid workers
Super funds have welcomed measures to address the retirement savings gap but say more still needs to be done for low-paid workers.
The cost for squeezing super is about to hit us
A drop in government receipts from superannuation is merely a taste of things to come if the proposed wealth tax on super goes ahead in its current form.
‘Slim pickings’: Budget hits and misses without the spin
Gerry Harvey’s warehouse power bills have doubled, builders are beset with labour shortages and it’s slim pickings for small business, according to industry leaders.
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Ukraine’s swipe at Albo’s surplus
Australia may be storming towards delivering a record surplus, but Ukraine’s man in Canberra says some of that should be returned to Kyiv.
Tourism Australia cuts staff from major Sydney team
The roles in the firing line at the agency’s marketing team include people of varying seniority, and come after hefty federal budget cut.
Australia chasing $50bn hydrogen windfall
New analysis shows hydrogen production could add $50 billion to GDP by 2050 and create a jobs boom. Here’s how the quest to get there is shaping up.
What the budget really means for investors
Inflation is the major concern for investors, and higher inflation is here to stay.
The stocks now living a Chalmed life
Many ASX stocks are celebrating after the federal budget. But for most of us, what’s not in the document is as important as what is, says Tim Boreham.
Hits and misses from the budget 2023
In this special edition of the The Australian’s Money Cafe podcast, we cover what investors must do in the aftermath of the federal budget.
An extra $88m for data rights but will it work?
The budget has thrown money at consumer data rights across banking, energy and non-bank lending sectors to make it easier to switch providers – a service that’s been slow to catch on.
Budget legacy ‘longer inflation, higher rates’
Economists have pushed back or scrapped completely any chance of rate cuts this year, and predict the RBA could now go higher.
Rate pain: Banks react as budget snubs mortgage belt
As mortgage holders are left swinging in the wind, qualified support for the sector is emerging from an unlikely source: The major banks.
What investors need to know from the budget
We have scoured this year’s federal budget and these are the top 10 critical issues all investors should be across.
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