PM urged to fill in the blanks
Malcolm Turnbull is under growing pressure to detail the ‘year-by-year’ cost of his $140bn personal income tax cuts.
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Business breaks ‘may exceed $80bn’
Economist Saul Eslake suggested an updated 10-year costing of Coalition corporate tax cuts could exceed $80 billion by 2029.
Crossbench still not convinced
Key crossbenchers are now less likely to support the corporate tax package.
‘What if it goes pear shaped?’
Key crossbenchers say they are more unlikely to back the government’s corporate tax package after last night’s budget.
Labor will support July 1 tax start
Labor will back the first stage of personal income tax cuts for low and middle income earners.
Revealed: our combat vision
Australia will pour billions of dollars over the next 12 months into developing key air and land combat capabilities.
Funds push to fire up economy
Malcolm Turnbull faces fresh calls for another $7.5 billion to be provided over the next four years for major projects.
Costings expose Shorten on super
Bill Shorten has been caught out “exaggerating’’ the impact of his dividend imputation crackdown on the wealthy.
Mining yields $10bn for state
Mining companies injected at least $10.4 billion into the NSW economy in 2016-17.
‘Labor’s serious about rail’
A national rail plan to be unveiled today by Labor preferences local workers by mandating the construction of more trains in Australia.
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