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.
Federal Budget 2023
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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.
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.
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REVEALED: Not one dollar Federally for Coffs Harbour Bypass
Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister Luke Hartsuyker said the Coffs Harbour bypass is a priority project before Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
Election spat: Hogan rejects highway funding cut claims
LABOR candidate for Page Janelle Saffin has accused the government of quietly cutting $351 million of Pacific Highway upgrade funding in this month’s budget.
Council slashes gallery funding
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LETTER: Waging a war we can’t afford, apparently
IF we can waste so much on that mad, pointless war, we can afford just about anything at all.
Voters under 40 not interested in election: academic
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Tobacco tax increases creating illicit market say retailers
Retailers say the government needs to tackle the illicit market in order to reduce smoking rates.
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