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The political message in this budget is breathtakingly simple. The broader policy plan is fiendishly complex.

The federal budget shows Labor is now the party of asset owners, while also of the assetless and poor. Therein lies a problem.

Peter Dutton confirms he will back electricity rebate but joins chorus of criticism saying $3.5bn cost-of-living measure is not means tested

Even the richest Australian will receive cost-of-living help, the PM insists, because pressures are felt throughout the income scale.

The PM must hold a vote by May 2025, but with the economic forecast expected to take a turn, experts suggest the election could be held late this year while Budget sweeteners are still fresh.

They say politics is showbiz for ugly people. Whether thats true or not, why has Budget night turned into its own showbiz-style extravaganza?

As announced in Tuesdays budget, every Australian household will receive $300 off their energy bill as a measure to ease cost of living pressures.

Peter Dutton’s opposition accuses Labor of a ‘flagrant disregard for multicultural communities and legal experts’

Stabilisation of ties between Canberra and Beijing has suffered a setback after a Chinese fighter jet released flares near a navy helicopter.

Just over 4,600 voters were asked about their political preferences over three surveys between February and April for the Resolve Political Monitor.