Budget winners and losers revealed
From a promise to slash HECS debt to a surprise tax cut for all working Aussies. Here’s how Labor’s pre-election budget pitch will affect you.
Federal Budget 2023
Every cost of living boost in the budget
The Albanese government has announced a number of key measures in the budget aimed at easing cost of living pressures. Here’s how it could help you.
State 115,000 Aussies will flee
It may boast icons such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, but the country’s most populous state appears to have lost its appeal.
What federal election is all about: Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has drawn clear election battle lines over one scheme as he prepares to hand down his fourth budget.
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Chalmers bets it all on inflation miracle
This budget simply doesn’t do any work to take inflation out of the economy. The pain will be felt by all Australians.
Albo’s unexpected post-budget pile on
While the prime minister expected to spend his week spruiking the federal budget, he’s instead facing a completely different kind of fight.
Chalmers digs in despite warning bells
Despite a chorus of economists sharing concerns with the budget, the Treasurer is adamant his plan won’t make the cost of living crisis worse.
Labour shortages to test targets for housing
The government has pledged a big cash splash on new housing, but labour shortages that have crippled the building sector loom as a critical test for its ambitious targets.
‘Fragile’ global outlook casts shadow
The Budget papers warn that China’s property market woes and softening demand present significant risks for Australia.
Cash boost for regulator crackdown
Australia’s two key regulators will see their budgets boosted, as Treasurer Jim Chalmers puts the agencies at the forefront of the government’s fight against scams and fraud.
Resource states to get green tax lures
The federal government will pump $15bn into resource-rich states to encourage investment in hydrogen production and critical minerals processing.
Super’s budget verdict: good for women, bad for low paid workers
Super funds have welcomed measures to address the retirement savings gap but say more still needs to be done for low-paid workers.
The cost for squeezing super is about to hit us
A drop in government receipts from superannuation is merely a taste of things to come if the proposed wealth tax on super goes ahead in its current form.
‘Slim pickings’: Budget hits and misses without the spin
Gerry Harvey’s warehouse power bills have doubled, builders are beset with labour shortages and it’s slim pickings for small business, according to industry leaders.
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