China woes to stymie Aussie cash cows
Australia’s economic outlook has darkened, with the value of resource exports set for a staggering fall on the back of a China slowdown.
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One group to get $217 rent boost today
Families doing it tough will get a boost in their rental assistance today, but one advocacy group says it’s not enough and the support payment needs to be reformed.
Tassie hospitals buckling under winter surge
Staff sickness and demand pressures have pushed one state’s hospitals to the brink with authorities asking people to stay away if they can.
Big move to save Aussies millions
The government says it will save taxpayers millions through a new program that seeks to cut out consultants and reduce funding for programs that don’t work.
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Where your money is going
A NEW report shows us who is benefiting from government welfare — so who’s getting the most, and who needs more?
Dodgy childcare centres named
PARENTS can now look up shonky childcare centres thanks to a new government website naming and shaming offenders.
Home buyers face colossal risk
IT WAS unveiled with so much fanfare in the Budget, but if home buyers plan to use the government’s big housing solution, they will be taking a huge risk.
Shorten’s wife steals the attention
THE mysterious disappearance of a sparkly choker from around Chloe Shorten’s neck sparked a bunch of conspiracy theories.
Why this Budget is actually great
DON’T be fooled by naysayers, the 2017 Budget really did deliver for all of us. And for that you can thank the average Australian.
Leigh Sales’ awkward first question
LEIGH Sales wasted no time turning the blowtorch on the Treasurer in his post-Budget interview last night. She asked the question on everyone’s lips.
The real point of today’s Budget
MALCOLM Turnbull and Scott Morrison will tell us their Budget is about helping the economy. It really has another purpose.
‘It could be an ad for the Ku Klux Klan’
LABOR’S “Australians first” ad has been labelled worthy of the Ku Klux Klan as it emerges Bill Shorten’s office was fully aware of its content.
Where did that spending crisis go?
OUR national debt is nearly half a trillion dollars. But that won’t stop our government from promising huge spending increases in the Budget tomorrow.
Why Nine bleeped ScoMo interview
VIEWERS were left confused when part of Nine’s interview with Treasurer Scott Morrison was beeped out today. Here’s what happened.
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