7500 new jobs to ‘rebuild public service’
The Albanese Government has cut $1bn in outsourcing and committed to rebuilding the public service by creating thousands of new jobs, in the wake of several consultancy scandals.
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Australians are outraged after it was announced that millions of dollars will be spent in getting the NDIS back on its feet. See their reactions and have your say.
900 new public service jobs for AUKUS nuke subs
More than $100 million will be spent on preparing Australia for war, including the creation of new public service jobs to support the delivery of the new nuclear-powered submarines.
Your federal budget 5-minute guide
Millions of Aussies will welcome tax cuts, bill relief and frozen medicine prices. But others will feel pain with the cost of living blowing out. See what’s in the budget and how it affects you.
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Major hint on fresh tax changes
Tuesday’s budget will unveil tax reform beyond the changes to stage 3 cuts, the Treasurer has said, as he sets out the government’s priorities.
PM’s bold plan for mineral exploration
Anthony Albanese is set to announce the government will provide $566.1m towards mineral exploration during a brief visit to Perth.
Millions to fight tradie shortages
The federal government says Australia needs more tradies to reach its ambitious housing goal and has a plan to achieve it.
‘Slash and burn’: Jim’s budget warning
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Answer to question every Aussie is asking
A major question about how a major overhaul to student debts will be handled has been answered.
Cash boost to help struggling Aussies
Students enrolled in critical university courses will have access to a new payment to help them with their studies.
‘Never again’: How PM will fix horror hike
A major change to the way student loans are paid back will wipe out $3bn and benefit millions of people.
Grim reason rates can’t be cut
Slashing the structural deficit, easing inflationary pressures, and bolstering productivity must be priorities, the Paris-based organisation has argued.
How Australia plans to lure foreign cash
Amid a backlash from economists and industry experts, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled an overhaul of foreign investment policy.
Sign struggling Aussies could get boost
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