Jim Chalmers 2022

TOM CROWLEY:

Treasurer, thanks very much.

JIM CHALMERS:

Thank you.

CROWLEY:

DAVID SPEERS:

Time to talk to the Treasurer, Jim Chalmers. And to take us there - he was the former boss of the ACCC, Rod Sims putting forward a proposal this week to force down gas prices.

ROD SIMS:

KATHARINE MURPHY:

MICHELLE GRATTAN:

WALEED ALY:

And the Treasurer Jim Chalmers, joins us now. Thanks so much for your time. What exactly are you going to do about these energy prices?

JIM CHALMERS:

Today I announce a number of important appointments to the board of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) that will bring the best available mix of experience and fresh thinking to the regulator and promote more women to key positions.

PETER STEFANOVIC:

Okay, back to Canberra now, joining us is the Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Treasurer, good to see you, thanks for your time this morning. So, the Budget locks in your election commitments. It doesn't address the long term structural spending problems, though. So, can the public expect tougher calls in six months’ time?

LAURA JAYES, HOST:

JOURNALIST:

You have money for paid parental leave, money for child care. What more are you going to do about women's wages?

JIM CHALMERS:

PATRICIA KARVELAS:

The Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, joins us this morning in the studio. Treasurer, welcome. 

JIM CHALMERS:

Thanks very much, Patricia. 

KARVELAS: