From PerthNow "Opposition Treasury spokesman Jim Chalmers slammed the $16bn figure, which is up from $1.5bn in last year’s MYEFO. He said the budget update “does absolutely nothing to crack down on rorts” and ignored the issues around stagnant...
From PerthNow "Opposition Treasury spokesman Jim Chalmers slammed the $16bn figure, which is up from $1.5bn in last year’s MYEFO. He said the budget update “does absolutely nothing to crack down on rorts” and ignored the issues around stagnant wages. “If anything this actually doubles down on the rorts and waste in the budget,” he said. “This is a mid-year budget update which has got lots of complacency, lots of self-congratulation but nothing in terms of a plan for wages or job insecurity or skills shortages or the other issues and challenges in our economy.” So in this show, I go over some real concerns for the Australian economy in 2022. Note some may find this content confronting. 
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