A A$2 billion welfare crackdown is the main contributor to new savings announced by the government to improve the budget by $1.1 billion across the forward estimates.
A total $2.3 billion in fresh savings cover the additional $1.2 billion spending the Coalition has announced in the campaign, plus enabling the government to underline a contrast with...
The Coalition is finding additional savings of A$2.3 billion by cracking down on welfare in its policy costings, just days from the federal election. It noted $1.2 billion spent on promises made during the campaign and reiterated the $1.1 billion improvement in the deficit since the budget, previously outlined in the Pre-Election Economic and...
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has linked Britain’s decision to leave the European Union back to inequality and people being marginalised, in a counter to Malcolm Turnbull’s call for stability in the wake of the British vote.
Delivering his final week address to the National Press Club, Shorten said the Brexit by itself was “no...
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