Taxpayers to foot climate campaigner’s costs
The woman who took action over misleading election posters won’t pay her costs but Oliver Yates should, court finds.
Josh Frydenberg
Drop luxury car tax, Treasurer told
Josh Frydenberg is refusing to abolish the tax on imported vehicles priced at over $67,500.
Put self-interest aside, Treasurer urges business
Josh Frydenberg is considering a package to boost business investment in the May budget.
Big business, blazes put heat on surplus
Josh Frydenberg faces pressure to ‘supercharge’ the economy with an investment allowance.
Bushfires put surplus in doubt: Treasurer
Josh Frydenberg says he does not know whether he can deliver the government’s promised surplus, saying it’s too early to tell the economic impact of the bushfires.
Grilling looms for insurers over response
The heads of Australia’s largest insurance companies have been summoned to a crisis meeting in Canberra this week.
Calls for more tax incentives to lift economy
Josh Frydenberg is weighing up new tax incentives amid a push from the business community.
‘Surplus should not be compromised’
Business leaders back government’s economic agenda, calling on Treasurer Josh Frydenberg to approach further stimulus cautiously.
Government must come up with tax cuts
Given that wages growth jumped off a cliff some time ago, workers are getting more frustrated with little relief in sight.
A decline in quality of ministers
The Prime Minister’s shake-up of the bureaucracy masks a deeper problem.
Payne is PM’s eyes and ears
The most senior woman in government has a broader role in Scott Morrison’s group of confidantes.
Inner sanctum fiercely loyal to PM
There is one group of people Scott Morrison will rely most heavily on to help cement his power base.
Top mandarins lead PM’s reform agenda
Scott Morrison’s approach to the bureaucracy is a more subtle version of Donald Trump’s draining of the Washington swamp.
On policy, Morrison favours the doers
People who can deliver, action not theory: those are the traits common to Scott Morrison’s policy advisers.
Repeal works a charm for PM
After a messy, mixed and motley 10 days, the Coalition is back on top legislatively and economically.
Boomers: ‘the embodiment of evil’
Your say on boomer bashing, the flash of lighting that was Clive James, and rugby’s divine comedy.
Stop beating up on boomers, OK
Why is Josh Frydenberg setting up a clash of the generations?Turning on older Australians will not fix the future.
Treasurer hails Hungary letter
Josh Frydenberg has welcomed the Hungarian government’s statement he has no ‘established’ claim to citizenship.
Libs told they need Vic reset
Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has rallied the party faithful at the Victorian Liberals’ state council in Ballarat.
Going back to work not so simple
Manual workers would find it very difficult to work in old age.
Unionist’s anti-Semitic slur towards Treasurer
Former federal Labor MP Damian Hale is under fire over comments about Josh Frydenberg.
RBA nearly went for the whip on Cup Day
The RBA considered a surprise rate cut amid softening economic data, it’s been revealed.
Treasurer mounts case for working longer
Josh Frydenberg argues for better training for older Australians to stay in the workforce.
We benefit from awakened China
The transformation of the Chinese economy has been remarkable.
Voters anxious but trust Coalition
A Newspoll shows most voters still place more faith in the Coalition than ALP to run the economy.
‘How could we void Frydenberg?’
A judge hearing a challenge to the Treasurer’s election win points out an obvious flaw in the case.
Lib who’s who at Tony’s night of nights
It was supposed to be a sombre farewell — but instead it felt more like a victory party | GALLERY
‘Same result, regardless of corflutes’
Every Chinese-speaking voter could have been swayed with no change to the result, court hears.
Signs ‘intended’ to deceive voters
The Victorian Liberal Party’s former acting director concedes corflutes were ‘similar to the AEC’s’.
PM needs an ambitious agenda
The rules governing the global and domestic economy have changed but politics is struggling to catch up.
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