The keys to making life in Australia better rather than worse are to face up to all the change being forced upon us,and to unite in finding fair solutions.
The federal government is considering a rethink of the nation’s migration program to drive economic growth after the pandemic.
The man who designed HECS for the university sector says revenue-contingent loans should be an option to re-build small and medium-sized businesses.
The nation’s jobless rate has worsened,with experts warning the unemployment queue will not fully recover for months as lockdowns slowly ease.
A new survey shows many sole traders are dealing with mental health and credit issues due to the pandemic,with confidence growing for life post-lockdown.
Infrastructure Australia is warning government plans to support the economy with major projects are in jeopardy,with a shortage of almost 105,000 skilled staff.
The Reserve Bank is sticking by its belief interest rates will not rise until at least 2024,holding official interest rates at 0.1 per cent.
The federal government will cut assistance to the unemployed as states hit the 80 per cent vaccination target,but new research suggests thousands will suffer.
The biggest deficit in history,and more red ink for the years ahead,requires honesty about the nation’s finances. That honesty is missing.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says he is open to further tax cuts while delivering the largest budget deficit in history.
The federal government will start to reduce and then end its financial support to Victorian businesses as the state hits its key vaccination targets.