Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has delivered his fourth budget amid what he calls a “new world of uncertainty”. There’s plenty of ...

Dr Chalmers was keen to trumpet Labor’s success in reducing gross debt in 2024-25 from $1.1bn just before the Albanese government came to power to $940bn in this year’s budget. But look behind ...

Teachers could see an average 3.6% increase in base salary, according to the budget proposal. The size of each raise would ...

Announcing a May 3 federal election ... two consecutive budget surpluses. But the luck was only temporary. Treasury expects the budget to return to deficit this financial year, where it will ...

But, as the next chart shows, that is where we are at. Australian families are set to fund more and more of the federal budget ... 27 per cent over the next few years, while company tax is ...

These eight charts tell the real story. Treasury predicts the budget will record an underlying budget deficit of $27.6 billion this financial year ... underscore the federal government’s ...

This budget fails miserably. It is worse than a Seinfeld budget, as I wrote about last year’s effort ... assumption, chart and economic description you see has been approved by the Treasurer ...

Japan's stock market is hitting new highs due to strong fiscal flows from government spending, current account surplus, and rising bank credit creation. Government spending at over 4% of GDP, a ...

Picture: Budget papers The chart above shows how the American stock market has performed since Mr Trump won last year’s US election, relative to the rest of the world. You can see the sharp drop ...

President Donald Trump and the GOP need to work together to legislate and avoid losing the 2026 midterm elections.

For international students, a college education in a smaller B.C. community offers a lower cost of living while pursuing a ...

is strikingly highlighted by two small items spirited away in the budget documents. These two revelations chart the decline of South Australia as a federal election battleground state, ahead of a ...