Green hydrogen budget splash could be historic: Forrest
Major miners and investors have toasted the cash splash for hydrogen production and critical minerals processing, with hopes it will unlock $50bn in spending for the sector.
Federal Budget 2023
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One state getting $1300 bill boost
Households in one state will have the majority of their energy bills paid for a year following Tuesday night’s federal budget.
ASX lifts on post-budget mining bounce
Aussie stocks lifted on Wednesday on the back of a mining rally fuelled by bourse heavyweight BHP.
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FFI continues push for US-style hydrogen boost
Andrew Forrest’s green energy business will continue pushing for a US-style hydrogen tax credit as part of a $2bn budget commitment to the fledgling industry.
Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ for tech sector
The federal government’s second budget prioritised cost of living at the expense of AI and quantum computing funding, start-ups say.
Treasurer answers budget’s big question
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has answered the biggest question about the federal budget as he defends his plans for Aussies.
Budget win for developers but more housing supply needed
Fresh measures will bring more home buyers into the market, but not enough is being done about boosting supply.
Holiday tax hike to hit travellers
The cost of flying or cruising out of Australia is set to increase, in a move tourism bosses have said is disappointing and short-sighted.
Hidden tax to make holidays more pricey
The move, which has been described as a “tourism tax”, is expected to send prices soaring.
ABC fortunes sink, but the money keeps coming
The national broadcaster has suffered a major fall to its digital users, but the government continues to splurge taxpayer funds.
Pension hole: Future Fund faces $72.19bn shortfall
The nation’s flagship retirement scheme for public servants faces a widening unfunded gap of what will be needed to meet its superannuation liabilities as inflation drags on returns.
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Scammers are already trying to defraud Australians out of their money using the federal budget, with politicians issuing a dire warning.
Tech giants in firing line of $400m tax crackdown
Digital giants such as Facebook, Google and Amazon will be required to pay a tax in Australia as a minimum tax rate from 2024 as a groundbreaking tax treaty takes effect.
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