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Business leaders say the government has the levers to lift productivity and economic growth, which the government expects to slump to a post-World War II low.

The report, to be released in full on Thursday, puts the number of people 65 and over at about nine million by the early 2060s – from nearly 4.4 million in the 2021 census

Acceptance of anything less than the 3 per cent-plus growth the country should achieve means Australia will have squandered its potential.

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The Albanese government has ruled out further tax reform this term as it seeks to bed down a...

Australia's population will age rapidly over the next four decades, with women expected to live to almost 90...

In 40 years, Australians will be living longer -- but the larger cohort of aged people will increase the need for care.

Australia’s past reports have been largely ignored big issues like housing and climate change. Ahead of the latest report’s release, here’s what we’re still missing – including giving you a say.

At last week’s national conference, Anthony Albanese once again wheeled out his argument that the government is there not only to get things done, but to endure.

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