Swan accused of giving misleading Cbus evidence to Senate
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has accused Cbus chair Wayne Swan of providing ‘false or misleading evidence’ during his testimony to the Senate.
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has accused Cbus chair Wayne Swan of providing ‘false or misleading evidence’ during his testimony to the Senate.
Under David Littleproud, the Nationals are becoming irrelevant to their regional-based constituency by turning their backs on coal-fired power, retiring MP Keith Pitt says.
Chris Bowen has warned that the Coalition’s nuclear plan will force large industries out of Australia and blow up rooftop solar by forcing nuclear energy into the grid.
The Coalition has condemned the Labor Party for a video on its Instagram account in which a former Greens candidate says there are health concerns from nuclear power | WATCH
The spending frenzy by federal and state governments is putting the country’s long-term credit rating at risk and setting up future generations for failure.
The mid-year economic and fiscal outlook shows an improvement in the 2024-25 budget bottom line will give way to deficits totalling $143.9bn to 2027-28 — $22bn more than initially projected.
Employers in the inner-cities, regions and outer-suburbs will spend the Christmas break worried if they can keep afloat and provide job security for workers.
Almost 26,000 businesses have plunged into insolvency since the 2022 election due to rising cost pressures, as more than 930,000 Australians rely on jobless welfare payments.
Jim Chalmers is the master of the catchphrase, using political mantras to simplify complex issues and repeating slogans adapted to changing economic circumstances and cost-of-living crisis.
Jim Chalmers’s budget update will bake-in $25.1bn in extra expenditure, with some leading economists declaring Labor’s financial path is not inevitable and offsets can still be made.
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