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Privatisation fetish will ensure budget spending splurge fails We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 12, 2021 — 12.05am Normal text size Credit: I did not know whether to laugh or cry as I read your story (“Intensive support: Budget to offer to retrain Australians in new skills”, May 11). Haven’t we heard this before? How is this ‘you beaut’ training or retraining going to happen? More dodgy, rip-off private so-called training co...

Single parents who want to buy a home, school leavers and retirees who want to boost their superannuation accounts are set to be big winners from this years federal Budget.  Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deliver his second Budget speech in seven months at 7.30pm on Tuesday as he aims to rebuild an economy that was sent into recession by the coronavirus lockdowns. Mr Frydenberg is already planning more big spending next financial year, with Deloitte predicting a Budget deficit of $87 billion,...

On Tuesday at 7.30pm Josh Frydenberg will hand down the federal budget  His focus is on supporting the economy to recover from Covid-19 pandemic  Treasurer also set to announce axing of threshold for employers to pay super Means workers do not need to earn $450 a month before employers contribute  Worker on $400 a month is $450 better off within a year of change being made 

Working parents, average income earners and Aussies with relatives in aged care are set to be big winners from Tuesdays federal budget. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will deliver his second budget speech in six months at 7.30pm on Tuesday as he aims to rebuild the economy after the coronavirus pandemic. Mr Frydenberg has already promised more big spending next financial year, with Deloitte predicting a budget deficit of $87 billion, a figure well below this years estimated $167 billion shortfall. ...

25 YEARS: Resounding no vote for a multi-storey car-park at Well Lane in Falmouth 196 For; 601 against The special voting lines arranged by the Packet to test public opinion on the plans to build a multi-storey car park at Well Lane Falmouth attracted 797 calls with a three to one majority against the scheme. The phones started ringing as soon as the Packet went on sale and from day one the majority of the class were coming from opponents to the scheme. The Packets idea to set up telephon...

Scott Morrison has committed over $1billion of public money on green energy research this week as he braces for a scolding over Australias perceived sluggishness over climate change when he joins a US-led environment summit starting on Thursday. The prime minister, who is among the world leaders who will address the summit, has committed half a billion dollars to building hydrogen hubs and developing carbon capture technology. He pledged a further $500 million of public money to co-fund interna...

  Australia will spend half a billion dollars partnering with investors looking to spend big developing affordable low emissions energy technology in resource regions like the Hunter, Illawarra and Port Kembla. The federal government is already talking with South Korea, Japan, Germany, the US and the UK about partnering to develop new technologies including hydrogen, battery storage, green steel, aluminium and carbon capture LNG. Research and development of small modular nuclear reactor te...

Australia to invest $417 million on new, clean energy projects 1 minute read Sydney, Australia, Apr 21 (EFE).- Australia will invest around $417 million in clean hydrogen projects as well as the capture and storage of carbon, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Wednesday, a day before a virtual climate summit hosted by United States President Joe Biden. Morrison told journalists in the town of Berkeley Vale, around 100 km north of Sydney, that his country would play an enormous role in achievi...

Genene Norris, 48, from the New South Wales Central Coast died on April 14 The TGAs Vaccine Safety Group met on Friday and confirmed the causal link  Authorities will now continuously review vaccines rolled out in Australia  The 48-year-old woman received the AstraZeneca vaccine on April 8  This was before health officials said the Pfizer option is best for under 50s 

A 48-year-old Central Coast woman has died after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine The woman received the vaccine on April 9, developed blood clots the next day NSW Health extended its condolences to the womans family on Thursday night The Therapeutic Goods Administration is now looking into the womans death She received the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is linked to blood clots overseas Colleagues at the Sanitarium Health Food Company mourned workmates loss