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Watch your inbox after 3pm for InDaily’s special State Budget edition detailing new costs, charges and funding in a pandemic-hit South Australian economy.
Opinion
Cutting unemployment to below four per cent post-pandemic is important for workers and the economy, but eliminating it is near unachievable – and that’s not all negative, argues Richard Holden.
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Millions of Australians will have income tax cuts fast-tracked in a federal budget set to focus on driving business investment and job creation, with an expected wage subsidy to employ young workers.
Australia should take heed of lessons learned by other nations which moved to mostly digital-only banking. Not everyone is in a rush to give up cash, argues Chris Vasantkumar.
A permanent increase to JobSeeker payments would see more money being spent and would directly help pandemic-hit businesses and the economy more than cutting tax and winding back welfare benefits, argues Peter Martin.
Almost two-thirds of medium-sized companies are concerned economic activity faces a significant decline, resulting in even higher unemployment, when the federal government unwinds its COVID-19 stimulus measures.
