Posts tagged "auspol"

The politics of Morrison's super-for-homes announcement are obvious and desperate. But what of the economics of this ongoing obsession with the housing market?

The Coalition's policy will provide a flow of new entrants into the property market, leading to an increase in demand, then upward price pressure.

In this final instalment of a four-part series, Neil Slonim, an independent SME finance advocate, takes a closer look at whether the major parties or independents are better for small business.

May 21 is fast approaching, but Peter Strong still has some questions for Anthony Albanese and a potential Labor government regarding small business policy.

The budget is a classic example of Josh Frydenberg looking in the right direction to show he understands but ultimately failing to do the work to make the essential reform decisions.

In a budget that’s big on spending, there’s plenty of money to go around. Here are all the key figures and forecasts in the 2022-23 budget.

Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews is a hot topic on Twitter after discouraging a national conversation about climate change.

South Australian Liberal leader Steven Marshall has taken the reins from former Labor leader Jay Weatherill and will commence his term as Pr…

Former small business minister Michael McCormack has been elected leader of the Nationals Party this morning, making him the nation’s incomi…

New government reforms will prevent credit card providers from contacting users with offers to increase spending limits, in a measure that o…

Small businesses will soon have access to a new financial complaints authority, with the federal Parliament this week successfully passing l…

A cabinet reshuffle has resulted in a new national small business minister, with former Assistant Minister for Innovation, Industry and Scie…