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“Chalmers told this masthead’s Inside Politics podcast this week that he had become a “lightning rod” for criticism at a time when inflation is running hotter in Australia than the UK and the US and the G7 average.”

“Even UK gilts have benefited from France’s misery; the spread with French national debt has narrowed markedly over the last month.”

“…ndoubtedly profited nicely off the Howard government’s 1999 tax perks, including capital gains cuts and boosts to negative gearing, which many economists believe unintentionally drained capital away from start-ups and innovation, a regrettable shift expertly…”

“…nsive turmoil will be unleashed by the federal government’s plans for a minimum tax on discretionary trusts as Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns that without reform, the nation’s tax revenue will be eaten away, leaving working Australians exposed to even higher…”

“…ent has presented a draft budget that would cut spending by €54 billion next year via a mix of spending cuts and tax increases, which would – if it could get through parliament – reduce the deficit to 5 per cent of GDP, which has been the target for this…”

“One Nation leader Pauline Hanson raised the stakes last month when she announced plans to slash the tax on a packet of cigarettes by $30, gazumping the Coalition, which followed with its own policy weeks later.”

“He has enacted tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefit the ultra-wealthy and large corporations, and we now discover that the cost of going to war with Iran will cost the constantly ripped-off US taxpayers $38 billion – to say nothing of lives lost and…”