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A $41 billion fiscal turnaround has delivered Australia its first budget surplus in 15 years as Labor makes minor dents in the country’s eye-watering debt bill.

Jim Chalmers's second budget delivers a shift in the politics of the last 15 years, which have been dominated by relentless Coalition attacks on Labor's economic and fiscal record as a result of the budget blowout in the global financial crisis, writes Laura Tingle.

Billions in incentives for doctors to provide more free consultations, energy bill relief.

Which is home to around 800 million smartphone users. arunoday mukharji, bbc news. australia government has announced a surplus. it is set aside almost tangible or over a four—year period to help ease the pressure of rising prices. the government had to walk the narrow path between rising inflation and interest rates. at the same time not putting too much money into spark more inflation that was see the central bank increase rates further. it was a balancing act and i think they largely got it...

A major change to single parent payments is expected to come as much needed help to more than 55,000 Australians.

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he has let most of the money from higher commodity prices and low unemployment "flow through" to the bottom line ahead of unveiling tomorrow's budget.

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has invoked the infamous Coalition “back in black” moniker to mock Barnaby Joyce of Labor’s expected budget surplus.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese triumphantly celebrated his “ranks” increasing to a laughing party room, ahead of an anticipated budget surplus announcement on Tuesday.

We find out more about what the federal budget is and what the government plans to spend money on. 

An increase to the base JobSeeker rate will incorporate thousands more Australians as the government finalises its critical second budget.