News
Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has told an Adelaide audience that the government backs the return of Chinese students to Australian universities, following questions about the impact of fraught diplomatic relations and the financial hit from the pandemic and closed borders.
Opinion
The Morrison Government’s pre-election budget is about boosting jobs, services and the economy, as a surplus becomes a distant memory, writes Michelle Grattan.
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The Morrison Government’s second pandemic budget will leave a deficit of over $100 billion next financial year. Read on for a snapshot of the main spending packages.
Australia will splash cash on roads, rail and training in a federal budget designed to create a quarter of a million jobs over the next two years, with the Morrison government also spending billions to address critical shortfalls in government services including aged care, disability and mental health.
South Australia is a state largely dominated by small to medium private businesses. So, what will last week’s big-spending federal budget mean for the state’s economy?
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