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Chalmers says tax changes will ‘level the playing field’

All workers will get a $250 tax cut as part of the Federal Budget, funded by a raid on investment properties, trusts and other investments. In a Budget framed around inequity between older and younger Australians, the war in the Middle East and the nation’s lagging productivity, the government has outlined plans to overhaul the tax system and flagged the potential for extra tax cuts in coming years. “This will help rebalance a system which is more generous to assets than it is to labour and help rebalance a system where house prices have decoupled from incomes,” treasu

‘Time has come’: Shorten backs budget’s broken promise

What is negative gearing? Tax changes in the budget

Housing policy is ‘failing the regions’

Stratospheric dreams of a new city coming back to earth

Sydney-Canberra rail line to get major funds injection

New design system to help fast-track more new homes

‘Need to do more’: Labor housing reform pledge

THE prime minister has made his strongest case yet for a major tax overhaul expected in the federal budget. As Treasurer Jim Chalmers prepares to hand down his fifth budget on Tuesday, t

AUSTRALIA is on the cusp of a housing market downturn as interest rates and affordability woes sap buyer demand, new data suggests. Sydney and Melbourne are already in the earl

This investment will be money well spent

The Federal Budget is likely to see a $2 billion investment in infrastructure which will support the construction of over close to 65,000 new homes. It has been reported that the Federal

Inflation, growth, rates hinge on conflict’s end

THE crisis in the Middle East fanned the flames of already buoyant inflation in Australia and could lead to more interest rate pain if it isn’t resolved, the central bank has warned.