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A big focus of meetings with ministerial counterparts, central bank governors and the key global economic institutions in Washington DC this week will be the economic uncertainty that comes from ri

We know many Australians are strapped right now. Inflation is coming down but high prices are still hurting.

Each budget involves its own unique series of fine balances to ensure the fiscal settings are suited to the times and suited to the economic challenges of the day.

The Albanese Government’s reform agenda is about modernising our economy and maximising our opportunities to make our people, businesses and industries beneficiaries of the big changes underway in

One of the reasons we spent time in the West this week is because we are big believers in the workers and communities of WA and that’s why they are front and centre in our economic plan.

In making the changes to the stage three tax cuts we announced last week the Government did not choose between relief OR reform, we chose relief AND reform.

If you’re reading the paper as part of your morning ritual before heading to work or getting home from night shift, you’re one of millions of Australians who will receive a substantial tax cut in 2

From July 1 this year, the Albanese Labor Government will reform the tax system to deliver tax cuts for every Australian taxpayer.

In a little over 18 months, the Albanese Government has helped engineer a historic budget turnaround.

Superannuation stands as one of our nation’s great public policy achievements.

Next year marks the 50th anniversary of a ground-breaking piece of legislation that shaped the modern Australian economy.

We know these are difficult times for many people.

Twelve months ago, today Katy Gallagher and I handed down the first Budget of the Albanese Labor Government.

Even with the referendum campaign and conflicts in the Middle East and Europe dominating the headlines, the Albanese Government has maintained its primary focus on bread‑and‑butter issues affecting

Queensland is the only state in the Commonwealth that is home to the two oldest, living, continuous cultures in the world.

This Voice referendum is a generational opportunity to do things differently and do things better for the first of us, in a way that could lift all of us up together.

The concept of full employment is not just central to our Employment White Paper, Working Future, it is a cornerstone of the Albanese Government’s entire approach.

The Voice is about constitutional recognition, better listening and better outcomes. It’s as simple and straightforward as that.

With the Prime Minister yesterday setting October 14 as the date for the referendum, more West Australians will now be turning their mind to the question of the Voice to Parliament.

With the Prime Minister yesterday setting October 14, 2023, as the date for the referendum, more North Queenslanders will now be turning their mind to the question of the Voice to parliament.