The PaTH internship program unveiled in Tuesday’s budget is beginning to unravel before it even starts with concerns over work cover and the payment of the participants. [...]
The Turnbull Governmnet’s tax cuts for companies will cost the Australian economy just over $48 billion dollars. The Australian Labor Party has said it will oppose the [...]
The re-election of the coalition on 2 July will mean more pain for Australians and cuts to services. Those who will feel the pain the most will bill pensioners, families and [...]
Rob Manwaring, Flinders University There were three competing and conflicting narratives in the Coalition’s budget. First, there was the narrative that Malcolm Turnbull and [...]
Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has claimed savings of $71 billion over ten years – most of it from rejecting almost all the [...]
Bill Shorten has said in his budget reply, which was more like a campaign launch, that Labor offers a bolder, better, more balanced approach to growing the economy & [...]
Glenn C. Savage, University of Melbourne; Conor King, La Trobe University; John Fischetti, University of Newcastle; Megan O’Connell, Victoria University, and Peter [...]
Richard Holden, UNSW Australia I’ve always thought all businesses capable of creating jobs and wealth, regardless of their size. There’s certainly no economic theory that [...]
Indigenous Australians and climate change are missing from Budget 2016/17 despite the fact we are living in a climate emergency and gaps growing between indigenous [...]
The theme of Scott Morrison’s first budget was tax cuts for business and “growth of jobs”. The old mantra of “ensuring the Government lives within its [...]