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The high-powered lawyer’s career was dominated by defending the big end of town. So what can Australians expect from her tenure as head of the consumer watchdog?

Political observers hang out for when the prime minister will announce the election date, marking the start of the “campaign”.

Josh Frydenberg is being warned that massive federal government debt from emergency pandemic spending could double in coming decades as borrowing costs rise and spending costs blow out.

Good morning, early birds. A fourth COVID-19 vaccine is reportedly set to be approved by the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation, and Australian energy giant Woodside reportedly buried a report that went against its claim that increasing gas production in Australia would reduce emissions. It’s the news you need…

Economists expect Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's fourth budget will show a much-improved bottom line in an economy that is running red hot.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has labelled the upcoming federal budget as just a government political announcement before the election.

“People are not looking for me to be a political representative, it’s about having someone who listens and who advocates for them.”

Calls for compensation as Youpla Group’s collapse leaves thousands of Indigenous Australian policyholders with nothing

Jim Chalmers says if elected, an Albanese government will deliver a ‘proper’ budget before the end of the year to amend ‘damage of the last 10 years’

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says his government is fully aware of the cost of living pressures Australians are facing and is promising a budget response.

“We fully understand that the number-one topic around kitchen tables of Australia is cost of living. And so there will be some relief in this budget,” said Treasurer Josh Frydenberg doing best normal human being impression.