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| | ... as international peacekeeping has deteriorated. Australia has also committed to increasing its defence spending. Budget papers show that by 2033-34, defence spending will reach $100 billion (around 2.3% of GDP), up from last year's record $37 billion ... |
| | | ... from a reduction of Age Pension payments due to increased superannuation balances for carers. Based on the 2023-24 budget papers, the initial annual cost of adding SG contributions to the Carer Payment at a rate of 12% would be around $944 million. By ... |
| | | ... redirect intra-program priorities but the broad parameters are already set. Showing how this played in 2022-23, the Budget Papers state that the nation's economy is expected to grow only 1.8% in 2023 after surging twice as fast by 3.6% in 2022. Partly ... |
| | | ... interest payments on this debt were $17 billion in 2021-22 rising to $19 billion in 2022-23. By 2027, according to the budget papers, annual interest payments will be $27 billion being 42% higher. These payments, however, have consistently been slightly ... |
| | | ... computer programmers, and software engineers to boost our capacity to prevent and respond to cyber threats." In Budget papers, the government highlighted that is has already received 45 new F35 aircrafts, and has allocated funds for up to 75 M1A2 Abrams ... |
| | | ... taxing emissions. The government did not link climate change to the increasing frequency of natural disasters in its Budget papers. The Budget includes $1.3 billion of new investment to reduce emissions, $300 million of that to support low emissions ... |
| | | ... and continue to contribute to their preferred fund while undertaking overseas work and education opportunities," budget papers read. |
| | | ... from effectively using their retirement savings for health, aged care, and other large expenses in retirement," budget papers read. Individuals starting a new retirement product will be limited by the transfer balance cap rules and existing transfer ... |
| | | ... May 2020, employment levels have more than recovered the losses seen through the pandemic to reach record highs," budget papers read. |
| | | ... government's total infrastructure expenditure commitments to $170 billion since 2013, according to figures contained in the budget papers. Nevertheless, it should act as incentive to encourage more infrastructure investment among institutional investors ... |
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