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Peter Dutton is more than happy to help billionaires, except one

The Coalition, when in power, spent taxpayers’ money propping up billionaires’ operations, but now it’s Labor’s idea … and nuclear power critic Andrew Forrest stands to benefit.

David Crowe
David Crowe

Chief political correspondent

The trend is pointing in one direction – the job market is slowing

The evidence is smacking observers in the face. The job market is responding to the Reserve Bank’s 4.25 percentage points worth of rate rises.

Shane Wright
Shane Wright

Senior economics correspondent

Australia’s $22.7 billion bet on the $US1.4 trillion fight with China

A Future Made in Australia is really about a global battle, led by the United States, against a rising China and a destabilising Russia.

Shane Wright
Shane Wright

Senior economics correspondent

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Federal

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton delivers his budget reply speech on Thursday night.

Warning Dutton’s housing and migration plans little more than ‘rounding error’

Economists and property industry figures say the opposition leader’s pledge to cut migration and ban foreign home buyers could even make the nation poorer.

  • by Angus Thompson and David Crowe
Afghanistan veteran Peter Rudland at the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Cenotaph in Martin Place.

After Pete’s Black Hawk helicopter crashed, he was lucky in more ways than one

Army sergeant Pete Rudland survived serious injuries and then got compensation for his treatment relatively easily. Many of our veterans aren’t looked after so well.

  • by James Massola

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