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Most fresh flowers you buy are grown overseas and they could be a biosecurity timebomb
via abc.net.auIt might be surprising, but at least half the flowers sold in Australia are imported, predominantly from Kenya, Ecuador and Colombia. And industry figures say that's a potential problem. -
The budget promises good news on inflation and interest rates – but there’s a flipside
via smh.com.auInflation has not been within the Reserve Bank’s target band for a decade. Tuesday’s budget will forecast it slipping below 3 per cent by year’s end. -
Best of cartoons, May 13, 2024
via smh.com.auThe news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
Residents unable to return home as WA government announces payments of up to $4,000 after Bunbury tornado
via abc.net.auThe clean-up is underway and an asbestos alert is in place after a freak storm ripped through the WA city of Bunbury. -
Inside Labor’s drastic cap on overseas students – and the urgent meeting it’s triggered
via smh.com.auUniversities will be forced to stop a surge in overseas students, sparking fears about the impact on the $48 billion industry. -
Jim Chalmers’ Sunday run finishes at 3.46am. This is his warm-up for the budget
via smh.com.auTwo 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. -
Jim Chalmers’ Sunday run began at 3.46am. This is his warm-up for the budget
via smh.com.auTwo 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. -
A lesson from the Van Gogh of treasurers
via smh.com.auThis column by former SMH journalist and columnist Alan Ramsey about former Treasurer Paul Keating was first published on December 26, 1987. -
The five key pressures on the budget – and how they’ve blown out over time
via smh.com.auJim Chalmers and Katy Gallagher promised to rein in the five fiscal horsemen of the budget apocalypse. But have they? -
How long can federal budgets keep ignoring a deeper truth?
via abc.net.auHow long can federal budgets keep ignoring a deeper truth about economics? Without a healthy natural world, human societies won't flourish. -
Sunday May 12 Full Program
via abc.net.auDays before the budget, David Speers joins Annabel Crabb, Jacob Greber and Niki Savva to discuss the economy, interest rates, the economic tightrope between cost-of-living support and inflation, plus China, Palestine and gas. -
Middle income Australians, families and pensioners to receive boosts in budget says Chalmers
via abc.net.auFurther energy bill relief is firming as a likely feature in Treasurer Jim Chalmers's third budget, as the government seeks to reassure Australians it will do more to tackle rising living costs. -
'It'll be good for mums': Energy bill relief likely as treasurer pledges cost of living relief
via abc.net.auFurther energy bill relief is firming as a likely feature in Treasurer Jim Chalmers's third budget, as the government seeks to reassure Australians it will do more to tackle rising living costs. -
International students are trying to stay on in record numbers
via smh.com.auCoalition sources said immigration and homeownership would be central to Peter Dutton’s budget-in-reply speech as he develops an anti-“Big Australia” election narrative. -
Locals scared by 'devastating' news of overnight murder
via abc.net.auA homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead just past midnight in Brisbane's south, with locals showing up to the sporting grounds this morning for a special Mother's Day soccer game. -
Councillor accused of 'cheap' political point-scoring while police investigate fatal park stabbing
via abc.net.auA homicide investigation is underway after a man was found dead just past midnight in Brisbane's south, with a local councillor advocating for better safety at the park. -
Interview
via abc.net.auDavid Speers interviews Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor. -
Budget week
via abc.net.auIt's budget week – and the treasurer is talking up a trifecta of good news.
Rising household incomes, downward pressure on inflation, and another surplus. The reserve bank will be watching closely – and so will voters – to see if it really can be delivered. -
Onshore international student visa applications reach record
via smh.com.auCoalition sources said immigration and homeownership would be central to Peter Dutton’s budget-in-reply speech as he develops an anti-“Big Australia” election narrative. -
Weapons conviction piles pressure on Dutton over released detainee
via smh.com.auWhile the Coalition has called on Labor to “take responsibility” for released detainees, Dutton would not comment on a decision made when he was home affairs minister. -
More free urgent care clinics part of $8.5 billion health commitment
via smh.com.auHealth Minister Mark Butler said the 58 existing urgent care clinics were already making a difference for patients needing walk-in medical treatment. -
Why petrol prices are rising – and risk keeping inflation and rates high
via smh.com.auPetrol has hit new highs in Sydney and Melbourne recently and the NRMA says oil prices aren’t to blame. -
Government to tip billions into new home builds in the budget
via abc.net.auThe prime minister's promising more money for social housing, homelessness support and crisis accommodation in next Tuesday’s budget after striking a funding deal with the states and territories. -
WA Liberal party approves Dr Thomas Brough, candidate who linked LGBTQIA+ community with paedophiles
via abc.net.auAlbany doctor and local councillor Thomas Brough has been approved for preselection for the Liberal Party, despite making controversial comments about the LGBTQIA+ community. -
‘We did not reward Hamas’: Penny Wong defends United Nations vote backing Palestinian statehood
via smh.com.auIn a rare public display of disunity on foreign affairs, Labor MP Josh Burns said Jewish Australians would feel more isolated as a result of the vote. -
‘We did not reward Hamas’: Penny Wong defends UN vote backing Palestinian statehood
via smh.com.auIn a rare public display of disunity on foreign affairs, Labor MP Josh Burns said Jewish Australians would feel more isolated as a result of the vote. -
The man who destroyed his life to try to put Trump in jail
via abc.net.auMichael Cohen is the star witness in the Trump ‘hush-money’ trial. He was once Trump’s personal attorney and said he would “take a bullet” for his boss, but then everything changed. Matt Bevan takes a look. -
Australian live sheep export trade to end in 2028 as government unveils $107m support package
via abc.net.auFederal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says the transition is "orderly and considered", while the Nationals are vowing to reverse the ban if elected to government. -
What we know about the budget so far
via smh.com.auThe government has already made plenty of budget announcements worth billions, covering everything from income tax cuts to manufacturing, housing and defence. -
Ribbon-cutting ceremony for accessible toilet 'patronising', disability advocate says
via abc.net.auCallum Gossland, who lives with Functional Neurological Disorder and uses a wheelchair, says while additional investment in accessible bathrooms was "positive", holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of a new toilet was "sensationalising supporting people that have special needs".
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