Rate pain: Banks react as budget snubs mortgage belt
As mortgage holders are left swinging in the wind, qualified support for the sector is emerging from an unlikely source: The major banks.
Federal Budget 2023
What investors need to know from the budget
We have scoured this year’s federal budget and these are the top 10 critical issues all investors should be across.
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.
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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.
Future unsure for humble 5c coin
Making cents of the fate of our possum encrusted pocket filler.
Page most disadvantaged when it comes to tax cuts
“WE DO not want to create a country where the gap between the haves and have-nots becomes an unbridgeable chasm.”
LETTER: No chance subs built from scratch in Australia
“AUSTRALIA is de-industrialising. Where will these experienced hi-tech people come from?”
Hartsuyker bullish after Budget announcement
COWPER MP Luke Hartsuyker believes small business is the backbone of the North Coast economy which is why he’s happy with the Federal Budget.
OPINION: Input from all quarters the best way for reform
Time to push for a more collaborative approach from all sides of politics to ensure economic reform that guarantees our future is sustainable and equitable.
OPINION: My five cents’ worth on election ready Budget
I haven’t seen it, but here’s hoping the Budget takes care of some of these things
Schools policy abandons local students in need
STUDENTS on the Coffs Coast will miss out on the vital support they need because of the Federal Government’s newly-announced schools funding policy.
Federal budget forecast to be an extra $21 billion in red
SLOWER wages growth and falling company tax receipts are forecast to drive Treasurer Scott Morrison’s first budget an extra $21 billion into the red by 2018-19
OUR SAY: Looking for some clarity
PM better get used to early election questions, because until he clears them up he’ll be getting a lot more of them
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