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.
Federal Budget 2023
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.
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Gonski 2.0: How will it affect the Clarence Valley?
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Don’t bet the house on the Budget
In terms of their impact on financial markets and on investment decision-making, Commonwealth budgets typically have a shelf life of about 48 hours, tops.
Bypass announcement won’t be in next budget but …
Cowper MP doesn’t expect Federal Budget to reveal funds for a Coffs Harbour bypass. But that doesn’t mean the money for the job isn’t there.
If China stumbles, we fall … by a trillion dollars
If China ‘stumbles’, it will cost us a trillion dollars
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
FUNDING cuts to one of Clarence Valley Council’s key tourism and community assets leaves supporters devastated and confused.
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
THIS year’s Federal Budget and election campaign are failing to interest people under 40, a Griffith University researcher says.
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