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The latest Intergenerational Report reveals life will look quite different.

Australia’s ageing population will place further pressures on government finances, warns the 2023 Intergenerational Report.

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If you wanted to increase taxes you’d do it precisely the way the government is doing it. Bit by bit and step by step.

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Outside jobs and manual occupations in the agriculture, construction, manufacturing and service sectors could be greatly hampered by climate change, a new government report says.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has honed in on the "opportunities" contained in the new Intergenerational Report, despite a bleak outlook suggesting the country faces 40 years of Budget deficits.

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Corporate bosses including Whitehaven Coal’s Paul Flynn say Labor’s reform agenda is a negative for business so far.

Younger Australians are being told to expect a tougher future than previous generations on housing, education, income and climate. That gloomy picture demands action.