ASX flat as investors eye inflation data
Australian shares were flat on Monday before important inflation data is released midweek.
Federal Budget 2023
ASX 200 erases losses to end flat
Fletcher drops 11 per cent on profit warning. Household spending growth slows: CBA. PwC restructures. Business conditions ease: NAB. Lendlease down as fights tax bill, sets investor day. ASIC probes ANZ bonds sale.
‘For all Australians’: Albo’s budget boast
The Prime Minister says Tuesday’s federal budget is one Labor can be proud of, as the Coalition demands it explain its optimistic forecast for inflation.
Inflation protection poses a deeming dilemma
The pension income of many self-funded retirees is almost certain to be cut back if the deeming rate is lifted in Tuesday’s budget.
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Major crypto change hidden in budget
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‘What’s the plan?’ Karl’s budget swipe at PM
Today show host Karl Stefanovic has grilled Anthony Albanese over his government’s inaugural budget.
‘Nothing’: Ally’s brutal spray over budget
Today Show host Ally Langdon has spoken out about the latest federal budget saying there is “nothing” in there for one group.
It’s a recession we don’t have to have, but is this really a fairytale?
Australia is looking to avoid a recession we don’t have to have. But Cameron England asks: Do the budget figures stack up, or is this a fairytale without a happy ending?
Budget winners and losers revealed
The Albanese government has unveiled its first budget. Here’s who has come out on top, and who has missed out.
Budget’s $5.5m to investigate Optus hack
The federal government has promised to dedicate millions of dollars to “investigate and respond” to the massive cyber attack which rocked Optus.
New budget cuts ‘just the beginning’
Jim Chalmers has hinted there are more “hard decisions” to come, with this year’s budget only the beginning of cuts to government spending.
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