Budget
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A budget that provides the four ingredients for stronger economic growth
Peter Strong | April 5, 2019The 2019 Federal Budget is one of the best in recent memory in that it focuses on the four core ingredients of economic growth: increasing disposable income; improving workforce skills; improving infrastructure; and encouraging business investment.
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Budget to deliver more apprentices and support for businesses to grow
First 5000 | April 3, 2019Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry members and the 590,0000 businesses operating in Victoria will benefit from better incentives to take on apprentices and trainees announced in the Federal Budget.
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Builders back Budget focus on small business, skills and infrastructure
First 5000 | April 3, 2019Builders around the country will back the key initiatives in the Federal Budget that will help promote economic growth across the country.
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More needs to be done to unlock community potential: ALGA
First 5000 | April 3, 2019The Morrison Government’s 2019/20 Federal Budget makes good progress in addressing some of the infrastructure issues facing local councils but is a missed opportunity in delivering a fairer share of revenue back to our local communities, according to the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA).
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Lower taxes for hard-working Australians and small business
Josh Frydenberg | April 2, 2019The Morrison Government is building a better tax system that rewards hard-working Australians and empowers small and medium-sized businesses to invest, grow and create more jobs.
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Modest changes to Super won’t help most Aussies build their nest eggs
First 5000 | April 2, 2019The changes to the rules for voluntary super contributions in the 2019 Federal Budget are good news for older members who can afford to make additional contributions to their superannuation savings, however they will have minimal impact on the retirement outcomes of most Australians, AIST said.