The Coalition’s policy costings have been released, just two days ahead of the federal election. The costings show the ...

Trump’s funding cuts and economic turbulence will likely cause cities across the country to face similar challenges.

The Coalition’s costings indicate that the budget deficit will be larger in the first two years due to two major spending policies: the fuel excise reduction and the cost of living tax offset. These ...

The Coalition's costings outline a challenging financial landscape. While the budget is projected to improve by $21.8 billion in the following two years, this improvement is largely attributed to ...

The budget bottom line would be worse in the first two years of a Dutton Coalition government than under Labor, the party's ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers failed to recognise a $47 billion deficit figure in his budget, in an oversight that economist Saul ...

Shadow Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister James Paterson has claimed the Coalition has “unashamedly” reduced the size ...

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor will claim the Coalition's budget deficits would be at least $10 billion smaller than Labor's forecast $150 billion shortfalls over four years.

With crime high, police staffing short, bond rating sliding and a massive structural deficit, layoffs seem inevitable.

A final YouGov poll ahead of Saturday's federal election is pointing to a dramatic win for Labor and a disastrous slump for ...

Hales’ son, Gareth, a wealthy businessman whose company made hundreds of millions of dollars in one year from COVID contracts ...