Politics
The treasurer wants to start a conversation about the future of superannuation concessions that burden the federal budget, but hasn’t changed his position on tax reform.
Insights
The eyes of most Australians will focus on Dr Jim Chalmers as he delivers his first Budget Tuesday, but it’s a far tighter circle of friends and acquaintances who got him to the big stage, writes David Fagan.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants super funds to invest in social housing. But how do you make sure returns to fund members aren’t compromised? Queensland might have the answer, writes Robert MacDonald.
Anthony Norman Albanese has been sworn in as Australia’s 31st prime minister just hours ahead of a trip to Tokyo to meet with US President Joe Biden.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has returned from his Covid-19 sick bed to boast of his government’s record on tax cuts, which he sees as a major point of difference with Labor as the country goes to the polls this year.
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has hot-footed it to Queensland to campaign, making up for lost time due to shut borders.
