Budget downgrade blamed on Australian economy being hit harder than anticipated by higher interest rates, cost of living pressures and global uncertainty.
The government's mid-year economic fiscal outlook has revealed Australians are looking at more than a decade of deficits.
The Commonwealth Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) confirms the critical importance of the resources sector to the nation, with sharp falls in.
The Financial Review, which has been running a campaign against Labor's spending on health and caring, predicted (courtesy of veteran budget forecaster Chris ...
Budget deficits over the next four years are forecasted to increase by $21.8bn to $143.9bn, with the budget blowout blamed on “unavoidable spending”.
Buried inside the 363 pages of the midyear economic update were clues about Labor's plan for Australia.
The mid-year budget update has revealed deficits will be $21.8 billion worse than expected. Follow live.
The economy's rebound won't be as strong as anticipated and more government rebates seem to be pencilled for the coming year.
The Albanese Government is ensuring infrastructure investment focuses on delivering priority road and rail projects, investi.
"The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) reveals a series of mounting challenges facing the Australian economy. Since the May budget, forecasts for ...
The Albanese Government's Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) is a missed opportunity to strengthen the economy by properly investing in public ...
Labor's MYEFO statement has confirmed what more than 80 per cent of public school principals and teachers were dreading – there is no additional funding and ...
This year's Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook includes updates on funding for chronic disease management, workforce, and mental health. Federal Treasurer Jim ...
Today's Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) reveals a weakening of the Australian economy and highlights the importance of a strong export sector, ...
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering major structural reforms to help more Australians get a university qualification, as recommended by the ...
Universities Australia has welcomed the Albanese Government's 2024–25 Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook as a positive step towards building a fairer, ...
In it's mid-year budget outlook, Labor is effectively doubling down on the bigger-spending, bigger government that has crowded out private investment.
The midyear economic update represents "a wake-up call" to the Albanese Government, says the nation's peak teachers' union.
Federal Government investment in headspace Work and Study services will help more young Australians with a mental illness stay engaged with the workforce ...
Residential aged care providers will be paid after services delivered according to funding changes, which will also link care minute funding to minutes ...