‘Vice grip’: Rent hikes push Aussies to street
Young renters in two Australian capital cities are worse off now than a year ago, despite benefit payments increasing.
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Debt for these Aussies ‘out of control’
New analysis has painted a grim picture for millions of Aussies in debt, and it comes with a plea to do something urgently.
$50bn boost in overhaul of defence projects
Funding for defence projects will undergo a major shake-up after a landmark report found the Defence Force was not “fit for purpose”.
Albanese unveils millions for minerals
With Beijing dominating the rare earths market, the Prime Minister is set to step up investment.
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What the pension change means
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Netflix tax: Prepare to pay more
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Abbott: Hockey is here to stay
TONY Abbott says Joe Hockey won’t be sacked if the Budget is a flop and that all ministers involved in the decision making need to be held responsible.
Tony and Joe’s very awkward photo op
WELL that was painful. The PM and Treasurer staged a press call to discuss the Federal Budget, but the results couldn’t have been more cringe-worthy.
‘It’s not intended to help poor people’
AUSTRALIA is considering a radical overhaul to the immigration system that would allow the richest foreigners to buy their way into the country.
Budget will be a ‘horror story’
A CROSS between a Stephen King horror story and The Scream. That’s how the upcoming federal Budget has been described.
Government backs down on shopping tax
THE Federal Government has backed down from an unpopular plan which would have seen Australian consumers slugged extra for shopping.
How Indonesia spends our money
AUSSIE taxpayers fork out tens of millions in foreign aid to prop up the justice system that just killed two of our citizens. And that’s not all.
Why did we give this man a job?
HIS own country stripped him of funding over his controversial views. So why are Aussies funding this man’s $4m gig?
Taxpayers to fund nannies for first time
FAMILIES earning less than $250,000 will be able to apply for taxpayer-funded nannies in a new program aimed at helping those in rural and regional areas.
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