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Labor adds billions to state deals on housing

Albanese struck a deal with state and territory leaders on Friday to inject more cash into construction, including a five-year agreement on social housing.

  • by David Crowe

Opinion & Perspectives

The overhaul that Australian workplace culture urgently needs

Pregnancy discrimination is not only still occurring, its incidence appears to be increasing.

Chalmers has navigated a steady course. But can he nail a tricky landing?

Like a pilot negotiating fierce crosswinds, Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ dexterity will be judged on whether the economic landing is soft or hard.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

Women should decide on having children, not the treasurer

Wouldn’t you be a bit worried about the sort of world your baby is being born into these days?

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Inside Labor’s drastic cap on overseas students – and the urgent meeting it’s triggered

Universities will be forced to stop a surge in overseas students, sparking fears about the impact on the $48 billion industry.

  • by David Crowe
Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers poses for portraits with photographers in-between television interviews, ahead of the Budget, at Parliament House in Canberra on Sunday 12 May 2024

Jim Chalmers’ Sunday run finishes at 3.46am. This is his warm-up for the budget

Two days out from Labor’s third federal budget, this masthead was granted behind the scenes access to observe Jim Chalmers preparing to hand down what could be his last budget before the election.

  • by James Massola

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