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While the government’s economic team has hardly put a foot wrong since May, the treasurer has missed an opportunity to use his first budget to reimpose discipline and sensible priorities.

Defining an objective for super will result in more careful consideration of when superannuation should be accessed in times of crisis, the accounting body has said. More to come.  

The federal budget next Tuesday is the first big opportunity for Jim Chalmers to show the nation what sort of treasurer he is.

Targeting superannuation tax concessions would produce “relatively modest” budgetary gains but have a severe impact on retirement savings.

Professor Ross Garnaut has an inspiring message about Australia’s future: seemingly impossible changes are possible.

Commentary The upcoming Jobs and Skills Summit in Australia, to be held on Sept. 1 to 2, must ...

Medium-term productivity assumptions underpinning budget forecasts have been lowered, potentially adding about $50 billion to government debt by 2033.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said Australians would get ‘real talk’ from his government about the country’s positioning

Despite some 32,000 people leaving Victoria during their harsh Covid lockdowns, the latest data shows Melbourne has taken over Brisbane as the most popular Australian city to move to.

The government is still feeling its way around ministerial offices where former staff have only just turned off the paper shredders and the new arrivals are searching for tech support.