March 25 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose on Tuesday, aided by a rise in banking and real estate stocks ahead of the government's general budget announcement later in the day, while markets also ...

Australia’s Labor government has unveiled plans to cut taxes while increasing spending on energy subsidies, healthcare, ...

A grim Federal Budget included repeated warnings about ‘storm clouds’ on the economic horizon, with Jim Chalmers conceding ...

The Treasurer expects a meagre 1.5 per cent economic growth this year, down from last year’s budget forecast of 2 per cent ...

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveiled the Labor government’s budget, focusing attention on a further round of tax cuts ...

The Albanese government delivers an election-eve budget focused on the priorities of health, education and cost-of-living, ...

Every Australian worker will get two ‘top-up’ tax cuts in a Budget that Jim Chalmers wants to rebuild people’s living ...

The Albanese government has expressed serious concern about impending US tariffs as Treasurer Jim Chalmers warned of a ...

The Albanese government committed just $858.8m in new funding to support Australia’s housing crisis in its latest federal budget, despite touting a $33bn spend since they took office.

And from 1 July 2027, this tax rate will be reduced further to 14 per cent – producing relief of $536 over two years. That ...

Australia’s economy is turning the corner when the global economy is taking a turn for the worse. We must build on this platform and seize the best of what’s ahead.

Donald Trump failed to get a mention in the budget, but the treasurer warned of the economic damage the president’s policies ...