After an interval of almost 24 years, Australians will soon again be asked to vote in a referendum to change the nation’s Constitution.
Read MoreSix weeks after the May Budget, the Federal Government has reported another surge in the budget surplus, thanks to higher corporate taxation and lower payments.
Read MoreQueensland’s Palaszczuk Government is on course to deliver a $12.3 billion budget surplus for 2022-23, thanks to a sharp uplift in coal and oil royalties for the state.
Read MorePrime Minister Anthony Albanese says further adoption of technology is critical in driving an improvement in Australia’s level of productivity.
Read MoreSurging commodity prices and continued low unemployment have contributed to the Federal Budget producing a surplus for the first time in 15 years.
Read MoreAnnual inflation in Australia eased to seven per cent in the 12 months to the end of March, after reaching a 32-year high of 7.8 per cent in the December quarter.
Read MoreAustralia will develop a longer-range strike capability for the Defence Force, with a greater focus on co-operation with the Pacific region, under the Federal Government’s response to the Defence Strategic Review.
Read MoreForeign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says China’s economic growth has been a driver of Australian prosperity, but in its China relationship, the Albanese government would co-operate where it could and disagree where it must.
Read MoreSkills shortages remain a pressing issue for governments across Australia, as public and private sector employers struggle to fill critical roles.
Read MoreAustralia’s annual inflation rate is trending down, falling to 6.8 per cent in the 12 months to the end of February, according to latest monthly figures.
Read MoreAfter 12 years in opposition, Labor has been returned to government in New South Wales.
Read MoreAs history shows, the alternative – plummeting inflation under an economy in recession – might be too painful.
Read MoreA major report to the Federal Government has called for substantial reforms to improve productivity in Australia’s service sectors.
Read MorePrime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled Australia’s plan to develop and deliver nuclear submarine capacity over a two-decade timeframe, under the defence partnership with the US and the United Kingdom.
Read MoreDeputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has defended Australia’s level of security in working with US military technology, ahead of increased co-operation through the AUKUS partnership.
Read MoreAustralia’s head security official has warned of the threat of dangers posed by Department of Defence insiders willing to sell their military training and expertise to foreign governments.
Read MoreSix months after it was commissioned, the report of the Defence Strategic Review has been handed to the Albanese Government.
Read MoreDeputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has flagged that the current Defence Strategic Review would address the ability of Australia to project its power against increased threats.
Read MorePrime Minister Anthony Albanese has veered around suggestions that a means test or co-payment should be introduced to help rein in the costs of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
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