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    Home » Posts tagged 'Australian economy'

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    Australian economy, budget deficit, budget reply, carbon pricing, economy, federal budget, federal government, NDIS, spending cuts, superannuation, Wayne Swan

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    • Abbott lays out $4bn a year spending cuts in budget reply

      Abbott lays out $4bn a year spending cuts in budget reply

      Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says a coalition government will make savings to allow households to keep their promised tax cuts.

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    • Transcript of Treasurer Wayne Swan’s Budget speech 2013/14

      Transcript of Treasurer Wayne Swan’s Budget speech 2013/14

      The full transcript of Treasurer Wayne Swan’s 2013/14 Budget speech.

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    • Australians more ‘anxious’ than Brits, says NAB wellbeing survey

      Australians more ‘anxious’ than Brits, says NAB wellbeing survey

      A wellbeing survey conducted by National Australia Bank (NAB) has found that Australians are less satisfied with their economic wellbeing than their British counterparts, calling into question the notion that Brits are bigger whingers than their colonial cousins.

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    • Economists challenge hysteria over Australia’s debt levels

      Economists challenge hysteria over Australia’s debt levels

      The latest outcry over Australia’s debt position has surprised economists who say it’s low compared with other advanced economies.

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    • Abbott attempts to censure Labor over media laws

      Abbott attempts to censure Labor over media laws

      The federal opposition has attempted to censure the government for the first time since November, as debate heats up over media law changes.

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    • Australia sees largest monthly employment increase in 13 years

      Australia sees largest monthly employment increase in 13 years

      Economists expect the biggest monthly rise in employment in 13 years in Australia lessens the chance of another cut in interest rates.

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    • 457 visas shouldn’t be first option for Aussie firms: govt

      457 visas shouldn’t be first option for Aussie firms: govt

      Immigration Minister Brendan O’Connor says the skilled migrant visa system should not be the first option for firms to fill jobs.

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    • Australian dollar hits 28-year high against the Sterling

      Australian dollar hits 28-year high against the Sterling

      Get more pounds for your dollar – the Aussie dollar has reached 68 pence, its highest level against Sterling since 1985.

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    • UK data shows Australia recession free for 21 years

      UK data shows Australia recession free for 21 years

      This week’s national accounts showed the economy has been recession-free for 21 continuous years, otherwise unheard of in the current global climate.

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    • Australian govt proposes changes to 457 skilled worker visa

      Australian govt proposes changes to 457 skilled worker visa

      MOVE TO AUSTRALIA | The Australian government has announced an intention to tighten controls on the 457 visa scheme for skilled workers, including a requirement for employers to show they are nominating a position where there is a genuine shortage of workers.

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    • Gillard, Abbott must end ‘birthplace war’ over skilled migrant visas

      Gillard, Abbott must end ‘birthplace war’ over skilled migrant visas

      Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott should conduct a more informed debate over the 457 visa program for skilled workers, migrant and business groups say.

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    • Future of Australia: Working less, earning more by 2025

      Future of Australia: Working less, earning more by 2025

      On the eve of our national holiday, a research firm has released its predictions for what the average Aussie lifestyle will look like in 2025.

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    • Labor winning back support, as MP says surplus possible

      Labor winning back support, as MP says surplus possible

      Delivering a budget surplus is certainly possible, a federal Labor MP says as the latest Newspoll shows Labor winning back support in an election year.

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    • Govt must ditch surplus to save jobs, says Swan

      Govt must ditch surplus to save jobs, says Swan

      The federal government has all but dumped its promise to deliver a budget surplus in 2012/13, so it can boost economic growth and jobs.

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    • Australia’s new investor visa class to attract the ‘super-rich’

      Australia’s new investor visa class to attract the ‘super-rich’

      Australia has introduced a new visa class, the Significant Investor Visa, allowing high net worth individuals to apply for a visa on the basis of investing $5 million in government determined compliant investments.

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    • Is ‘the Push’ now a pull? UK nationals flock to Australia

      Is ‘the Push’ now a pull? UK nationals flock to Australia

      The once steady stream of Aussies to London and the UK, seeking culture, challenge and, in later years, money, seems to be on the verge of reversing fortunes. UK Home Office research released last week shows that a distinct trend in UK professionals pursuing opportunities abroad.

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    • Businesses wrong on Asia strategy: Henry

      Businesses wrong on Asia strategy: Henry

      Australia’s future with China does not lie in mining and businesses focused on cutting costs to compete in Asia do not have a sustainable strategy, Asian Century White Paper leader Dr Ken Henry says.

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    • Study shows need for UK skilled workers in WA resource sector

      Study shows need for UK skilled workers in WA resource sector

      The Edith Cowan University of WA has released a comprehensive report that backs business claims of the need for more skilled migrant workers in Western Australia.

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    • Aussie banks post combined annual profit of $23 billion

      Aussie banks post combined annual profit of $23 billion

      The big four banks have reaped a collective annual profit of $22.8 billion, the same as winning the Melbourne Cup more than 6,300 times over.

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    • Budget surplus $1.1bn despite global economic “storm clouds”

      Budget surplus $1.1bn despite global economic “storm clouds”

      Treasurer Wayne Swan says the fallout from economic “storm clouds” in Europe, Asia and the United States has made returning the budget to surplus much harder.

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