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With the exception of the section on climate change, I'm yet to find anything particularly alarming.

With the exception of the section on climate change, I'm yet to find anything particularly alarming.

Australia's updated look at the issues it will face over the next 40 years highlight the demographic and productivity challenges, and how their tax system will need to change

There are at least three achievable ways to alleviate the intergenerational inequities in the tax system to take pressure off workers and not harm economic growth.

Neither Jim Chalmers or the Treasury are especially stupid. They actually know the GST should be changed, but are too chicken to admit it.

While Australia must make some hard choices to pay for services in the future, increasing the goods and services tax is just too hard.

Queensland leads the nation in advertised salary growth, as the industrial umpire's award wage decision flows through. The...

Almost one in three are struggling to get by.

The Australian Government’s public analysis of climate risk, our greatest threat, is dangerously misleading. The Intergenerational Report 2023 (IGR) is a prime example.

Jobs growth will slow to just 1.4 per cent, says forecaster.