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Publicly-funded national security think tanks could have their budgets slashed if they critique Government policy under controversial proposals in a financing review due this week.
Labor and the Coalition have drawn the battlelines for a ‘tax and spend’ versus ‘slash and burn’ contest in next year’s election, after the Treasury’s mid-year Budget update predicted a gloomy outlook
A court has been asked to permanently restrain Mark Latham from again uttering a defamatory and sexually explicit remark about a political rival.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers launched a media blitz on Wednesday morning ahead of the release of a mid-year budget update where the Government will state that the nation’s deficits are shrinking.
JACKSON HEWETT: The slow, painful drip of Budget downgrades has exposed the long term structural issues that Australia must resolve if the country is to avoid becoming a nation of permanent government debt.
Emergency services were called to the home just after 6.30pm.
The Coalition has slammed the Treasurer’s ‘addiction to spending’ after he accused them of targeting ‘Medicare, medicines and pensions’ in an emerging election showdown over who can best handle the economy.
The Albanese Government claims Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is ‘torpedoing his own credibility’ in the latest round of the political fight over Australia’s energy future.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has used his pre MYEFO press conference to cast the Coalition as a party that will come after ‘Medicare, medicines and pensions’.
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has left open the possibility of Australian troops being sent to Ukraine to help secure the country as part of any peace deal.
Spending blowouts paint a bleaker picture for government coffers while adding to budget pressure from slumping exports.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers continues to be optimistic about the future of WA’s resources sector despite flagging a $100 billion write-down in forecast exports leading to an $8.5 billion drop in company taxes.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has appointed a corporate-heavy advisory board to the Reserve Bank of Australia following a six-month review in to how the bank sets monetary policy.
Ten years on from the ‘traumatising’ Lindt Cafe siege that killed two people and terrorised Sydney, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Premier Chris Minns have led floral tributes in Martin Place.
The Australian government travel advice website, Smartraveller, has issued an urgent warning after another mass drink-poisoning incident struck down Aussies abroad.