ASX lifts on post-budget mining bounce
Aussie stocks lifted on Wednesday on the back of a mining rally fuelled by bourse heavyweight BHP.
Federal Budget 2023
$9k worse off: Calculate how much tax you’ll get back
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Rocky road to interest rate cuts
By the end of the week economists could be conceding rate cuts for 2024 are off the table, especially if labour force figures on Thursday come in stronger than expected.
Government ‘not taking AI cyber threats seriously’
Cybersecurity experts say the federal budget is light on defending Australians against AI-fuelled attacks, with small and medium-sized businesses the most exposed.
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Biggest loser in Albo’s tax shakeup
With the first parliamentary sitting week of the year set to be dominated by tax, a new report lays bare the biggest loser in the shakeup.
Budget wish list: accountants demand tax system changes
Looking to grab the attention of the Albanese government ahead of the budget, the accounting industry has called for the tax system to move away from income tax.
Soaring taxes cut Australia’s deficit
Swelling government tax revenues from soaring commodity prices and low unemployment has pushed down the budget deficit to a razor-thin margin.
Soaring taxes cut Australia’s deficit
Swelling government tax revenues from soaring commodity prices and low unemployment has pushed down the budget deficit to a razor-thin margin.
High interest rates costing budget billions
Higher interest rates are not burning a hole in household budgets, but are increasingly hurting the federal budget as well.
Ukraine’s swipe at Albo’s surplus
Australia may be storming towards delivering a record surplus, but Ukraine’s man in Canberra says some of that should be returned to Kyiv.
Tourism Australia cuts staff from major Sydney team
The roles in the firing line at the agency’s marketing team include people of varying seniority, and come after hefty federal budget cut.
Australia chasing $50bn hydrogen windfall
New analysis shows hydrogen production could add $50 billion to GDP by 2050 and create a jobs boom. Here’s how the quest to get there is shaping up.
What the budget really means for investors
Inflation is the major concern for investors, and higher inflation is here to stay.
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.
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