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Federal Budget 2023

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - MAY 10: Treasurer Jim Chalmers makes his post Budget National Press Club address in the Great Hall at Parliament House in Canberra.. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Explained: How, when to get $500 power bill discount

Some 1.1m Qld households will see a 10% drop in power prices following the federal budget. Here’s who qualifies and when.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY, 02, 2021: Signage at a Centrelink and Medicare centre in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Joel Carrett

What MyMedicare means for Aussie patients

Patients and GPs are set to benefit under new major reforms to Medicare. Here’s how.

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More Aussie renters to own a new home sooner

New government intervention in the stricken housing market could make it easier for Aussies to own a new home sooner but it won’t come without a cost.

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Australia’s next big gold rush ignored

Australia will be “at the bottom end of the scale” when it comes to investing in this cutting edge technology that will change the way we live.

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Cake maker, Jane Hedges at home in Royal Park, where the rising prices of electricity have made it difficult to live and work, Sunday, May 7, 2023. Picture: Matt Loxton

‘Biggest bugbear’: Power cashback on way for South Aussie battlers

Around half of all South Australian households and tens of thousands of small businesses will get a cashback to help with their energy bills. See if you’re eligible and how much you’ll get.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - MAY 10: Treasurer Jim Chalmers holds media interviews at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

‘Betrayal’: Treasurer reacts to $300bn tax cuts

Critics have blasted the government for committing to a $300 billion tax vow while Aussies are struggling.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos AUGUST 19, 2021: Housing stock in Noarlunga Downs. Picture: NCA NewsWire /Brenton Edwards

Renters, homebuyers score big cost of living relief

Struggling tenants and desperate homebuyers will be given more help to keep a roof over their heads under a new plan to ease housing market pressures.

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Dual-cab ute comparison test: Ford Ranger XLT, Toyota HiLux SR, Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain.

Tradies hit with asset write-off ute cut

Tradies and other small businesses will lose out on tax deductions for new vehicles after the federal government dramatically cut its asset write-off claim amount.

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Your 5-minute Federal Budget guide

Easing the cost-of-living pain for millions of Australians is a key focus of the Albanese government’s budget. Here’s what is included and who will benefit the most.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos May 11 2022: generic shots of homes sale for cost of living features. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Kelly Barnes

Key Labor homes pledge missing from Budget

A heavily criticised election pledge from Labor to help struggling Aussies buy a home with a minimal deposit was mysteriously absent from the Budget.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos - 25 APRIL 2023: Thousands Line Adelaide St in Brisbane for the 2023 ANZAC Day March.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

$129m to investigate Aussie war crimes

The Office of Special Investigator received a major boost to probe alleged war crimes by Australia’s Special Forces in Afghanistan.

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Cheree Bonnici and her family including, husband Jake, and daughters Mikaela,14 and Sienna,12, for the Federal Budget. 1 May 2023. Picture Dean Martin

Editor’s view: Why this budget shirks the hard work on reform

The treasurer has delivered a wishlist budget – heavy on feel-good Labor dreams and eschewing serious structural reform. Yet he shirks desperately needed reform in almost his next breath.

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ATO’s unpaid super hit to stop bosses bleeding Aussies

Unpaid super costs Aussie workers up to $4.7bn a year – here’s what the Albanese government is doing to claw back some of that money back from employers.

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Criminal syndicates targeted under AFP-led Operation Ironside. Specifically Operation Galveston EC. Picture: AFP

$178K a day: Busted bikies paying for terror watch

Monitoring freed convicted Australian terrorists and returned terrorists comes at a cost. But authorities have revealed an unlikely source of paying for it.

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