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It’s federal budget season, and the nation’s small businesses are pondering whether there’s any good news on the horizon for what’s shaping up to be another challenging year.

A new report from the Carmichael Centre suggests Australia faces an enormous manufacturing opportunity in reviving the car industry with EVs.

Australians can claim RATs when they do their tax, and businesses will be excused from the fringe benefits tax as the tests emerge as a key battleground ahead of the federal election.

Boosting TAFE places without expanding the present depleted teaching workforce is likely to see more teachers bailing out and corners cut in education practices.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has accused the government of leaving Australian businesses behind as a 'light lockdown' and low consumer confidence keeps customers away.

Opposition leader Anthony Albanese says a jobs summit would help tackle unemployment and underemployment as the workforce struggles amid the pandemic.

Anthony Albanese’s $1.2 billion TAFE and higher education plan would be “a good first step” in addressing Australia’s skills shortage.

The Labor government also says it would work with relevant stakeholders and the states and territories to establish new centres where there are none.

Published research on small payment incentives shows they are extraordinarily effective, often more effective than big ones.

The $15 billion would be provided through a combination of loans, equity, co-investment and guarantees, with the fund aimed at helping build new industries and boosting existing ones.

Ed Husic is taking on the role of Shadow Minister for Innovation and Industry, following Labor Leader Anthony Albanese’s cabinet reshuffle.

Last night, Labor delivered its alternative budget, saying it would be investing $500 million in fast-tracking repairs to social housing.