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Today's National Accounts figures must be a wake up call for Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers.

 

It shows the slowest GDP growth since 1991, outside the pandemic. This is the fifth consecutive quarter of negative GDP per person growth.

 

Today’s monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) data shows Labor’s cost of living crisis is hurting hardworking Australians.

Core inflation – the RBA’s preferred measure – rose to 4.1%, well above the RBA’s target.

The Coalition condemns Labor’s last-minute deal to backflip on reducing red tape for Australia’s world-leading gas industry.

Labor’s deal will lock in higher taxes, slower approvals and will raise costs on our resources industry while giving no regulatory relief to boost investment.

The alarming rise in the unemployment rate highlights the increasingly tough economic conditions faced by Australians under the Albanese Labor Government.

Federal Member for Hume, Angus Taylor, believes IPART’s decision to scale back Goulburn Mulwaree Council’s proposed rate hike is in the best interest of the community.

Tonight’s Budget confirms that Australians are poorer under Labor.

The Prime Minister promised this would be a “true Labor budget” and tonight we know what this means: a big-spending, big-taxing con job.

Tonight we needed a Budget that:

Fuelled by high inflation because the Albanese Government can’t get spending under control, Labor’s HECS debt chaos is a mess of its own making.

“Today’s announcement is all trickery and deceit and doesn’t fix Labor’s student debt trap that has hit 3 million Australians,” Senator Henderson said.

A major milestone for the community of Penrose, with the official opening of the new Penrose Village Hall.

Federal Member for Hume Angus Taylor has announced the 25 successful projects in Hume that have secured funding under the Federal Government’s Volunteer Grants program.

Two years of Labor’s failed policies and wrong priorities have left Australians worse off.

In these uncertain economic times, Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers will fail Australians yet again unless the Budget focuses on a back to basics economic agenda that:

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