Labor Party
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COSBOA gives tick of approval to policy-lite budget reply
Finance Minister Penny Wong has dismissed Tony Abbott’s budget reply as uninformative and negative, but a small business lobbyist says the Coalition s... Read More -
Adopt voucher system to address skills shortage: Report
The Government should use a voucher system to fund vocational education instead of funding individual institutions, according to a new Labor-commissio... Read More -
Keneally confident of Labor election win despite polls
New South Wales Premier Kristina Keneally says her government can win the state election despite voter satisfaction for the embattled Labor leader fal... Read More -
THE NEWS WRAP: Unions push for higher employer super contributions
Unions are pushing for higher employer superannuation contributions, which, coupled with rising wage inflation, could significantly impact businesses.... Read More -
THE NEWS WRAP: Victoria set for its first Coalition government in 11 years
Victoria is set for its first Coalition government in 11 years after a brutal swing against the incumbent Brumby administration in Saturday’s state po... Read More -
Brumby and Baillieu lay business policies on the table
Victorian voters will go to the polls tomorrow to decide who should lead the State for the next three years. Read More -
Wage increases set to boost consumer spending
Start-ups will benefit from a significant leap in wages via increased consumer spending, according to a leading economist. Read More -
NEWS WRAP: Banks set to face senate inquiry
The major banks are set to come under renewed scrutiny from a senate inquiry, established to look at banking competition in Australia. The move follow... Read More -
NEWS WRAP: Inflation dip eases pressure for rate rise
A surprise dip in inflation could prove to be a pre-Christmas boost for retailers, with the Reserve Bank less likely to hike interest rates next month... Read More -
THE NEWS WRAP: Australia’s ‘big four’ banks set to post record profits
Businesses could delay their investment plan due to the strength of the Australian dollar, a senior banker has warned. Read More