Green subsidies no ‘free for all’: Chalmers
Amid warnings over the government’s recently announced Future Made in Australia plan, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said taxpayer funds would not be wasted.
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‘Impossible’: Gen Z’s uni rant stuns Aussies
A student who had no idea her university debt would surge has lashed Australia’s “broken” HECS system – declaring it’s becoming “impossible” for Gen Z to go to uni.
Horror disease threatening Aussie neighbours
It’s a fatal disease that kills someone every 20 seconds and most of it is in our backyard, crippling our neighbours from PNG to Vietnam.
Big change for Centrelink payments in 7 days
Centrelink payments are set to increase next week when indexation on payments comes into effect – here’s how much more money you’ll get.
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Hidden danger in Albo’s new tax
One detail in the government’s superannuation tax change could have a major impact on young people, new analysis has revealed.
‘Should have done that’: Treasurer’s regret
Jim Chalmers was attempting to sell the government’s decision to lift taxes on superannuation funds when he found himself in hot water.
Price of common prescriptions to fall under new plan
Pressure is growing on the government to implement recommendations that would slash the cost of more than 140 commonly used medications and mean cheaper GP visits.
Treasurer’s grim forecast for Aussie economy
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made a grim prediction about the economy, saying Aussies are going through a “very difficult time”.
Big worry for mortgage holders
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he’s worried for the thousands of mortgage holders who will be hit with big jumps in their interest rates.
Call to scrap controversial tax cuts
There are calls for upcoming tax cuts to be axed to pave the way for higher rates of JobSeeker to lift thousands out of poverty.
‘Significant’ change forecast for Aussie power bills
Australians hit by huge increases in the cost of electricity could be in for a shock in coming months, according to a new prediction.
‘Hasn’t changed’: Labor unmoved on big plan
The Treasurer has flagged a controversial scheme will still go ahead despite demands for it to be scrapped.
’Bitterly disappointing’ cut to crucial service
In just a matter of weeks, there will be a major change to a crucial service in Australia, with the industry lashing the “bitterly disappointing” cuts.
One group likely to see tax hike first
A major conversation about changes to tax is underway but what does it all really mean?
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