ASX flat as investors eye inflation data
Australian shares were flat on Monday before important inflation data is released midweek.
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Consumers keep wallets shut in April
With family budgets coming under further strain, consumers heavily wound back on spending on non-essential items in April.
Consumers keep wallets shut in April
With family budgets coming under further strain, consumers heavily wound back on spending on non-essential items in April.
‘For all Australians’: Albo’s budget boast
The Prime Minister says Tuesday’s federal budget is one Labor can be proud of, as the Coalition demands it explain its optimistic forecast for inflation.
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Koch: ‘Don’t get spooked by this’
DAVID Koch and a panel of experts have explained how the Federal Budget will affect you — with many questions on changes to super and tax cuts.
Expect to pay more for GP visits
THE cost to visit your local GP is likely to rise and bulk billing services to plummet following the release of the Federal Budget.
Schools funding in budget gets fail mark
AEU NT branch president Jarvis Ryan says the Budget, which includes $17.6 billion for schools, is disappointing
The joke Turnbull could live to regret
IT WAS intended as lighthearted morning radio banter, but the Opposition has pounced on Malcolm Turnbull’s joke.
It’s an affront to Queensland voters
QUEENSLAND Treasurer Curtis Pitt has accused his Canberra counterpart of attempting to “blackmail” the State Government into selling assets.
Obscure model deciding our fate
LOADED onto a computer in Canberra is an obscure program that forecasts our future. It’s the reason companies are getting a tax cut. But can we trust it?
Projects in contention for $5b in funds
MORE than 20 Queensland projects worth $8 billion are in line for a funding boost, but a big-ticket item has been left off the list.
Turnbull’s $1.6b hidden war-chest
MALCOLM Turnbull will dip into a $1.6 billion war-chest hidden in his Budget to fund announcements in a two-month long election campaign that he says he will win.
‘The biggest disaster since pink batts’
THE government’s plan for youth unemployment sounds like a beautiful idea. But this program could quickly go to hell in a handbasket.
Cormann on the tough Budget questions
FINANCE Minister Mathias Cormann sat down to answer questions on the Federal Budget today. See what readers threw at him – and how he responded.
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