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The $5.2 billion spend the government could not avoid
Miriam Webber
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Finance Minister Katy Gallagher (pictured) and Treasurer Jim Chalmers will release the MYEFO this week. Picture by Karleen Minney
Not just home owners feeling sting of interest rate rises
Scott Hannaford
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In a tight financial spot: Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Picture by Gary Ramage
The data that shows there'll be no more interest rate hikes
Adrian Rollins
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The hiring of thousands of temporary workers to help run the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum drove up employment in October and reduced it in November. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Multinationals in cross hairs of next tax office head
Adrian Rollins
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A career public servant has been appointed to head the ATO. Picture by Jeffrey Chan.
GST revenue guarantee extended to 2030
Adrian Rollins
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with his state and territory counterparts at National Cabinet in Canberra on Wednesday. Picture by Gary Ramage
Household mortgage, tax payments hit near 50-year high
Adrian Rollins
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'We know that people are doing it very tough', says Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Picture by Keegan Carroll
What monthly repayments look like after five rate rises in 2023
Brittney Levinson
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The RBA paused the cash rate in December, offering home owners a reprieve. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
Canberra home prices to rise by up to 5 per cent next year: ANZ
Brittney Levinson
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Canberra home prices are expected to rise up to 5 per cent in 2024. Picture by Dion Georgopoulos
Our spending is slowing right down. Here's what it means
Adrian Rollins
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Spending on discretionary items fell 2 per cent in the year to October. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Opinion
Is there more rate pain to come? The next two months will be crucial
Peter Martin
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RBA governor Michele Bullock hinted at rate reprieves to come. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

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