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.
Federal Budget 2023
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.
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Hey Hockey, splash some cash Queensland’s way
Councils want $40 m in disaster relief funding immediately and for no changes to disaster relief funding ratios in federal treasurer Joe Hockey’s second budget.
Labor: regions to lose out over ABC cuts
REGIONAL areas will lose the most from the ABC budget cuts, Labor senator Claire Moore says.
State government to protect pensioners from Federal budget
NSW Government promises to cover the cost of pension concessions axed by Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey last month.
Federal Budget sparks protest rally for Tweed residents
HUNDREDS of residents are set to converge in Tweed Heads on Thursday to rally against the Federal Government’s proposed budget cuts.
Tweed Daily News poll finds most worried about budget
TWEED residents are overwhelmingly worried about the budget, according to a Tweed Daily News poll.
Vote: For richer or poorer, how do you rate the budget?
IT’S been a week since the Federal Budget was handed down and it’s still a massive talking point in Tweed.
Palmer to push for inquiry into QLD Government “activities”
THE Palmer United Party will push for an inquiry into the Queensland Government’s “activities” once it holds the balance of power in the Senate this July.
Premiers meet to combat federal funding cuts
STATE and territory leaders met Sunday to draw up their battle plan in response to health and education cuts announced in the federal budget.
Tweed council cops $500,000 cuts in Federal Budget
TWEED Shire Council has also taken a hit in Treasurer Joe Hockey’s first Federal Budget with our roads one of the biggest victims.
Pyne says budget cuts will not disadvantage students
FUTURE university students from rural and regional areas will not be disadvantaged by the Abbott government’s budget cuts.
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