Coalition wages ‘culture wars’ as Labor focuses on issues, Jim Chalmers says
The Coalition is focused on waging “culture wars” instead of tackling the rising cost of living, Jim Chalmers says while ...
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers slams Coalition tax breaks plan ‘farce’, but voters believe inflation will get worse
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has slammed planned Coalition tax breaks for golf rounds as a ‘farce’ as cost-of-living pressures come ...
Treasurer labels the Coalition's new tax plan a 'farce'
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has criticised the Coalition's election pledge for small businesses to be able to make $20,000 in tax ...
‘Terrible idea’: Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ ‘super tax’ faces defeat ahead of election as crossbench refuses to give support
Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ plans to double the tax rate on superannuation face failure as the crossbench and opposition snub the ...
‘Broken promise’: Jim Chalmers slammed for ‘brand new’ tax on Australians
Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume has slammed Treasurer Jim Chalmers for his “brand new” tax on superannuation. Treasurer Jim ...
Sunrise host Nat Barr hammers Treasurer Jim Chalmers on dire polls showing ALP support plummeting
WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Nat Barr grills Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Sunrise. Albanese came in at 43 per cent preferred prime ...
‘Insanity’: Jim Chalmers claims Coalition’s nuclear plan will ‘push prices up’
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has claimed the Coalition’s plan for Australia to adopt nuclear energy will “push prices up” and “make ...
‘Unacceptable’: Jim Chalmers reacts to latest antisemitic attack in Sydney’s east
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has labelled the latest antisemitic attack in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs “unacceptable”. Prime Minister ...
Why is Australia’s economy falling behind after decades of growth?
After three decades of uninterrupted economic expansion, Australia’s economic performance is no longer the global benchmark ...
Jim Chalmers acknowledges Labor's tough 2025 election battle, says party is facing 'incredibly tight' poll contest
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has acknowledged this year's federal election will be an "incredibly tight" contest amid a new poll showing Labor still trailing the Coalition.