Chalmers unveils $10b red tape cut plan to boost productivity
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced a $10 billion red tape reduction package in the Federal Budget, aiming to boost productivity and economic growth ahead of the next election.
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$14.8B Fuel Package in 2026 Budget to Shield Australians
The Albanese Government's $14.8 billion fuel security package aims to protect Australians from the 'biggest oil shock in history' amid Middle East conflict, including $7.5B for fuel reserves and $3.2B for a new security reserve.
Govt Unveils $604M Package to Combat Antisemitism After Bondi Attack
The Federal Government announces a $604.2 million package to support the Jewish community, boost counter-terrorism, and combat antisemitism following the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack.
WA Families Unimpressed by Budget 2026 Tax Tweaks
The federal budget 2026 promises more income tax cuts to ease cost-of-living, but WA families remain unimpressed, citing insufficient relief amid rising expenses.
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Search for Missing Swimmer at Trigg Beach
Rescuers are desperately searching for a swimmer missing at Trigg Beach since 5.15pm Tuesday. Water police and a helicopter are involved.
Australia spends millions to fast-track migrant tradie skills
Australia is spending $85.2 million to accelerate skills assessments for migrant trades workers, aiming to get them into the workforce faster amid the big build push.
Hunter Bulk Billing Boost: Six New GP Practices
The federal budget aims to increase low bulk billing rates in Hunter with six new GP practices, addressing healthcare access and affordability in the region.
New funding for Afghan war crimes probe after Roberts-Smith charges
The federal government announces multi-million-dollar funding to investigate alleged war crimes in Afghanistan, following charges against Ben Roberts-Smith.
Jim Chalmers delivers 2025 budget: winners and losers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down his fifth budget, targeting housing, tax cuts, and small business support while addressing inflation and foreign property bans.
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Budget 2025: Workers Get $2800, Investors Face Tax Hikes
Jim Chalmers' Budget gives workers up to $2800 back at tax time while curbing negative gearing and capital gains discounts for investors, aiming to rebalance the tax system.
Federal Budget 2026-27: Winners and Losers
The Australian government has unveiled the 2026-27 federal budget, outlining key winners and losers across sectors like healthcare, education, and defence.
APS Grows Again; Some Agencies Miss Out in 2026 Budget
The Australian Public Service expands in the 2026 budget, but not all agencies benefit equally. Some face cuts while others gain funding.
ACT Tax Cuts Confirmed, Relief Delayed
ACT taxpayers will receive tax cuts, but cost-of-living relief measures have been postponed, sparking debate over budget priorities.
Chalmers Saves $638 Billion Without Tax Hikes
Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers a budget saving $638 billion over four years through spending cuts, avoiding tax increases. The savings come from reprioritising projects and reducing waste.
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Chalmers Budget: Negative Gearing Abolished for Fairness
Treasurer Jim Chalmers announces the abolition of negative gearing in the federal budget to promote housing fairness and affordability in Australia.
Labor Scraps Negative Gearing and CGT Discount in Budget
The federal government has confirmed it will wind back negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions from 2027-28, breaking an election promise to boost housing supply and level the playing field for first home buyers.
Dad Allegedly High on Nangs in Crash That Killed Daughters
A father is accused of inhaling nitrous oxide before a car crash that killed his two young daughters in Western Australia.
Page: Promises can be broken, but bar must stay high
Jessica Page argues that while politicians can break promises, they must maintain high standards and explain reasons to voters.
Yindjibarndi People Win $150.1M Native Title Compensation
The Federal Court has awarded the Yindjibarndi people $150.1 million in native title compensation, a record decision in Australian legal history.
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Hanson slams Wilson over coalition refusal
Pauline Hanson has hit back at shadow treasurer Tim Wilson after he ruled out forming a coalition with One Nation, warning she will never give him preferences again.
High Court Hears O'Connell Appeal Arguments
The High Court of Australia has heard arguments in Michael O'Connell's appeal against his defamation verdict, with both sides presenting their cases on legal grounds.
Budget 2026: Chalmers Promises Savings and Reform
Treasurer Jim Chalmers announces the 2026 federal budget will include significant savings and reforms, aiming to strengthen the economy and address cost-of-living pressures.
Greta Bus Crash Class Action Hearing Set for 2027
The NSW Supreme Court has scheduled a class action hearing for 2027 regarding the Greta bus crash that killed 10 people and injured 25 in 2023.
ADF Paratrooper Dies in Jervis Bay Crash
Australian Defence Force paratrooper Lachlan Muddle has died following a tragic crash in Jervis Bay, NSW. The incident is under investigation.
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Warrawong man pleads guilty to possessing child abuse and bestiality material
Matthew Milstead, 53, was caught soliciting rape videos online and pleaded guilty to possessing child abuse and bestiality material, with over 100,000 images and thousands of videos found on his devices.
Man arrested after Armaguard heist at Queensland centre
A 43-year-old man is in custody after allegedly robbing an Armaguard van at gunpoint at Eli Waters Shopping Centre, making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars before being caught.
ACT Govt Paid Undercover Guard for City Safety Recordings
The ACT Government hired an undercover security guard to document safety incidents in Canberra City, sparking debate over surveillance and public privacy.
Aussie soldier killed in parachute collision named
Special Air Service Regiment Warrant Officer 2nd Class Lachlan Muddle, 50, died after a midair collision with another paratrooper during training at Jervis Bay Airfield.
Budget to Target Negative Gearing and Capital Gains Tax
The federal government is set to overhaul negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions in tonight's budget, breaking a key election promise. The changes aim to address housing affordability and intergenerational inequality.
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Canberra Man Missing for 13 Days: Have You Seen Graham?
A 38-year-old man, Graham Cox, has been missing for 13 days. He was last seen in Latham on April 30, 2026. Police and family seek public assistance.
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