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How housing became a generational budget battleground

YOUNG homeowner Mika likes Jim Chalmers’ housing policies, but the treasurer’s preferred choice of coffee is a problem.“Does anyone know how to make a long black?” she asks media and ministerial staff waiting in her small Canberra apartment while her husband Matt busies himself with the coffee machine. The couple are hosting the treasurer and prime minister at a media event designed to sell Labor’s most controversial federal budget since coming to power. Their excitable pet dog, one-and-a-half-year-old golden retriever Pikelet, bounds around the c

Australian economy expected to add thousands more jobs

Budget brawl escalates over rival tax cut proposals

Coalition migrant cuts plan triggers ire of uni sector

‘Uncosted nonsense’: coalition economic plan blasted

Some silver lining for the Budget amongst doom and gloom

Land levy planned despite anti-‘forever tax’ pledge

Labor defends ‘worst budget in 30 years’

The long-term gains from controversial housing tax changes are worth the short-term political pain, treasurer Jim Chalmers has declared, after two new opinion polls showed his Fed

Expert report shows new home sales on the rise

New home sales during April increased by 4.9 per cent despite rising interest rates and domestic and global uncertainty, according to Housing Industry Association chief economist Tim Reardo

Sydney’s auction clearance rate hit a six-year low last week despite a small uplift nationally. Property data firm Cotality said 1939 capital city homes went to auction last week,

Reserve Bank to closely monitor labour figures

Australia is tipped to have added thousands of new jobs despite the global shocks caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The Australian Bureau of Statistics will, on Thursday