Tech and finance CEOs’ budget wishlist
With the Federal budget imminent, tech and finance CEOs are hoping The Treasurer’s wearing his Santa hat, writes Jeremy Liddle.
Federal Budget 2023
Australia set to return to budget surplus
Australia is forecast to return to budget surplus for the first time in 15 years — but there’s a catch.
Unnecessary: Chevron slams budget tax hike
US energy giant Chevron has broken ranks with the oil and gas industry, criticising a hike in the petroleum resource rent tax to be included in Tuesday’s federal budget.
Relief package hailed; bosses seek economic leadership
Some of the nation’s leading corporate bosses are looking for further leadership in shaping the Australian economy in the face of ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges.
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Tweed scores few wins in ‘broken promises’ budget
THE Tweed has scored a few wins in this year’s Federal Budget, although there’s plenty of cost of living pain ahead according to one MP.
A plea not to leave disabled students behind in the budget
STUDENTS with a disability that were promised extra funding through their schools should not be left behind in the Abbott government’s first budget.
Unions: We’ve been locked out of the budget lock-up
UNIONS have hit out at the Abbott Government’s budget process, claiming they have been “locked out” of the annual budget lock-up on Wednesday.
Abbott faces growing opposition to ‘deficit levy’
ONLY the top 10% of Australia’s income earners will be hit with the PM’s controversial “deficit levy”, if he does not bow to growing opposition to the new tax.
Hockey set to bring in debt tax of $800 to $8000 a year
TREASURER Joe Hockey is set to bring in new taxes ranging in size from $800 to $8000 a year to tackle the nation’s growing debt.
Pensioners under stress as budget looms: Palmer
NEXT month’s federal budget is worrying many Fairfax constituents, particularly those on aged pensions, Fairfax MP Clive Palmer says.
Pension cuts likely centrepiece to Audit’s recommendations
CUTS to the aged pension are likely to form the centrepiece of the Commission of Audit’s 86 recommendations.
Reports $6 GP co-payment to be announced in federal budget
AUSTRALIANS visiting their GPs could soon expect to be charged a $6 fee for each visit, up to 12 each year, under a reported budget decision.
Abbott may have to cut pension to deliver surplus
THE $40 billion aged pension, may need to be drastically cut back to ensure any future surplus for the federal budget.
Joe Hockey lays ground work for cuts in Federal Budget
TREASURER Joe Hockey has begun laying the groundwork for likely cuts in his first Federal Budget in May, issuing a “call to action”.
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