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Jobs are coming back. The economy is coming back. Australia is coming back,’ according to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg/.

A bit of luck with iron ore prices and the competent handling of unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic has put the government in the unlikely position of having some money to spend in the federal budget,

Patients reportedly waited more than five hours for treatment at hospital emergency departments overnight, while elective surgeries were cancelled on Tuesday.

A cash splash on roads to slash commute times worth $10 billion and more money for aged care and women’s economic security will be the centrepiece of the budget.

The right to health is a human right. But with some of the worst health outcomes in the country, clearly for Tasmania – something isn't working. It's a complicated issue with no quick fixes. But with every year our population continues to get older and sicker – we are facing …

The developers behind Geelong West’s Metropol Residences have paid a big price for the chance to build luxury townhouses at a sought-after city fringe property.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is putting the finishing touches on the nation's economic blueprint ahead of delivering his third budget on Tuesday. Labor is urging the coalition to target record low wages growth and measures to help the two million Australians out of work or not receiving enough hours.

MILDURA Swimming Club's Josh Barila is no stranger to outstanding performances. The 19-year-old's run of personal best swims at the South Australian Country Swimming Championships in January were made

Australia's regions have driven our nation through the worst of the pandemic and we are emerging in great shape,” Mr McCormack said. “It's a significant boost to regional Australia and will further accelerate regional recovery and deliver growth,

Lower-than-expected inflation has given the Reserve Bank room to add another $150bn to its bond-buying program in August to help to keep interest rates low and push more cash into the economy.