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Federal Budget 2023
Rocky road to interest rate cuts
By the end of the week economists could be conceding rate cuts for 2024 are off the table, especially if labour force figures on Thursday come in stronger than expected.
Government ‘not taking AI cyber threats seriously’
Cybersecurity experts say the federal budget is light on defending Australians against AI-fuelled attacks, with small and medium-sized businesses the most exposed.
‘Not surprised:’ Minns’ grim budget admission
While NSW Premier Chris Minns welcomed the energy rebate, he said the state would continue its fight to secure crucial revenue.
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Global growth to be weakest in two decades
The collapse of several US regional banks has created greater uncertainty to the outlook for the world economy as Jim Chalmers warns global growth will be the slowest this century.
How to cash in on budget promises
Many Australians will be able to gain cheaper access to medical care, rent and welfare payments in this year’s federal budget.
Government’s $2bn green hydrogen push
A $2bn scheme to underwrite green hydrogen projects headlines a list of new spending initiatives designed to make Australia a ‘renewable energy superpower’.
Super to be paid with wages in cheating crackdown
Workers will get their superannuation entitlements paid with their wages from 2026, in a bid to crack down on underpayments by businesses.
Tech and finance CEOs’ budget wishlist
With the Federal budget imminent, tech and finance CEOs are hoping The Treasurer’s wearing his Santa hat, writes Jeremy Liddle.
Australia set to return to budget surplus
Australia is forecast to return to budget surplus for the first time in 15 years — but there’s a catch.
Unnecessary: Chevron slams budget tax hike
US energy giant Chevron has broken ranks with the oil and gas industry, criticising a hike in the petroleum resource rent tax to be included in Tuesday’s federal budget.
Relief package hailed; bosses seek economic leadership
Some of the nation’s leading corporate bosses are looking for further leadership in shaping the Australian economy in the face of ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges.
Labor slammed over major tax change
Labor has been criticised for its plans to bring forward a key tax for a major industry in this week’s federal budget.
Could the new super tax hit offshore Aussies?
Questions are mounting over how Treasurer Jim Chalmers will introduce changes tipped for the federal budget, especially in super and housing.
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