Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)
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‘Up against it’: Treasurer Jim Chalmers accused of rushing superannuation reforms
Jim Chalmers has been accused of rushing his contentious superannuation reforms, with an industry body warning the short consultation period “makes it difficult to identify unintended consequences”. |
The West | CHR | 4 hours ago |
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Super strategies the rich use to boost their retirement nest eggs
A retired couple can hold millions in investments and pay absolutely nothing in tax on the income and capital gains those assets generate. Not a cent. Yet most Australians with superannuation are leaving this powerful wealth-building struc... |
Stockhead | CHR | 8 hours ago |
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QMines strikes broad, high-grade gold-silver in initial Mount Mackenzie drilling
Solid gold and silver hits found in the first five holes at Mount Mackenzie in Queensland 13 samples awaiting expedited analysis at laboratory Third diamond rig contracted with drilling to continue throughout the Christmas period Specia... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 day ago |
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The government is increasing funding for cash-strapped CSIRO, but startups will pay for it with commercialisation cuts
The federal government will tip an additional $233 million into the national science agency the CSIRO over two years in response to budget shortfalls that have forced it to cut hundreds of research jobs, but the startup sector will pay for... |
Startup Daily | CHR | 1 day ago |
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Two ASX 200 stocks with buy recommendations from Ord Minnett
Wealth and investment services firm Ord Minnett has provided fresh guidance on two ASX 200 stocks. The broker has reinforced its buy ratings on both, while slightly adjusting its price targets. Here's what's behind the ratings. ... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 1 day ago |
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Jim Chalmers won’t back down on tobacco excise stance as Labor’s economic management goes up in smoke
Illegal tobacco is crippling the Federal Budget, while Jim Chalmers’ claims about good economic management are hazy as economists warn of rate hikes. |
The West | CHR | 2 days ago |
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MYEFO update: Government spending grows despite already being at highest level since 1986 outside of COVID
Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ update reveals more growth in Federal Government spending despite expenditure already hitting its highest level in four-decades, outside of COVID. |
The West | CHR | 2 days ago |
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ASX Market Open: December malaise before Chrissy holidays leaves bourse trundling near-flat | Dec 17
ASX today – The fairly dour end to CY25’s December trading looks to have settled in for Week 51, with Australian shares little changed before Wednesday’s open. The tipped two-point advance is a gain, we suppose, but with Wall Street struggl... |
themarketonline.com.au | CHR | 2 days ago |
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Budget $5.4b better off as Chalmers tightens the belt
For the first time in eight years, the budget's "table of truth" will show the net impact of the government's decisions improved the federal bottom line. |
The West | CHR | 2 days ago |
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Australia’s gross debt set to rise by $35bn over the financial year
Jim Chalmers has revealed the government found $20bn in savings to prevent national debt crossing the critical $1 trillion threshold for the first time. |
The West | CHR | 2 days ago |
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Australian economy: Jim Chalmers to post $36.8 billion deficit amid promise to cut spending by $20bn
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will on Wednesday unveil a slightly smaller than anticipated Budget deficit in a mid-year update expected to feature major spending cuts and rising revenue. |
The West | CHR | 2 days ago |
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With rising costs, are Woolworths shares still a good buy today?
Woolworths Group Ltd (ASX: WOW) shares are in the green today. Shares in the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) supermarket giant closed yesterday trading at $29.42. In afternoon trade on Tuesday, shares are changing hands for $29.52 apiece,... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 3 days ago |
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Coles, Woolies left furious over gov’t checks designed to limit ‘excessive pricing on groceries’
Coles (ASX:COL) and Woolworths (ASX:WOW) have come out swinging against the federal government’s plan to impose stricter rules on Australia’s major supermarkets in a bid to curb the “excessive pricing of groceries.” Listen to the HotCopp... |
themarketonline.com.au | CHR | 3 days ago |
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The ASX dividend stocks I'd trust to pay me through retirement
When it comes to retirement investing, reliability matters more than excitement. Chasing the highest dividend yield can backfire, but owning businesses with durable cash flows, strong market positions, and a track record of paying dividends... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 3 days ago |
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Buy, hold, sell: CSL, Vulcan, Woolworths shares
Wondering which popular ASX shares to buy, hold, or sell? Let's take a look at what analysts are saying about three popular options, courtesy of The Bull. Here's what they are recommending to their clients: CSL Ltd (ASX: CSL) This biotech... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 3 days ago |
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3 wonderful ASX dividend shares I'd buy with $3,000 right now
Defensive ASX dividend shares can be a great option for passive income because of their ability to deliver consistent profits and reliable payouts. That doesn't necessarily mean they're going to increase their payouts every single year,... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 3 days ago |
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Austal chief ‘surprised’ as government green-lights major Hanwha investment
Words by Joseph Carbone at The Australian. Austal (ASX:ASB) chief executive Paddy Gregg said it was “surprising” his company wasn’t included in the eight-month consultation process which preceded the Labor government giving South Korean gi... |
Stockhead | CHR | 4 days ago |
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Buying Coles and Woolworths shares? Here's why the supermarkets are fuming over Chalmers' new law
Coles Group Ltd (ASX: COL) and Woolworths Group Ltd (ASX: WOW) shares are both significantly underperforming the benchmark on Monday. In morning trade today, the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is down 0.6%. As for the ASX 200 supermarket... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 4 days ago |
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Gold junior's shares jump more than 50% on "exceptional" drilling results
Shares in gold exploration minnow Redcastle Resources Ltd (ASX: RC1) jumped more than 50% in early trade on Monday after the company announced "exceptional" gold assays from its Redcastle Reef prospect. The company said on Monday that t... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 4 days ago |
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ASX Market Open: Tech fumble on Wall Street to seep into Week 51 opening | Dec 15
ASX today – Australian shares are heading for a Monday fall this morning, with futures down as much as -0.5% to around 8,650 points after a series of tech misses on Wall Street dropped most state-side AI-related companies. Listen to the... |
themarketonline.com.au | CHR | 4 days ago |
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers refuses to be drawn on budget deficit, spruiks $20bn savings ahead of MYEFO
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed Labor’s mid-year budget update will save billions, but stopped short of divulging the fate of a looming $42bn deficit. |
The West | CHR | 5 days ago |
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Jim Chalmers flags $12.7b in savings, $13b for first home buyers as strong tax take softens blow
The federal treasurer says he's booked another $20 billion in savings in the budget update, but is keeping mum on whether that means a smaller deficit. |
The West | CHR | 5 days ago |
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New price-gouging laws to hit Coles, Woolies from July 2026, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announces
Coles and Woolies will face up to $10m in fines if they breach the new laws, announced as part of Labor’s crackdown on price-gouging. |
The West | CHR | 5 days ago |
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Andrew Greene: Why Austral stake sell-off to South Korean firm is ringing alarm bells in Tokyo
A decision by Treasurer Jim Chalmers to allow South Korean company Hanwha to increase its ownership of Austal from 9.9 percent to 19.9 percent has caused shockwaves in Japan. |
The West | CHR | 6 days ago |
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Why Austal, Fenix Resources, Metcash, and Polynovo shares are falling today
The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is heading into the weekend in style on Friday. In afternoon trade, the benchmark index is up 1.15% to 8,690.9 points. Four ASX shares that have failed to follow the market higher today are listed below... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Austal shares fall after Treasurer greenlights higher Hanwha stake
Austal Ltd (ASX: ASB) shares have fallen on news that a foreign shipbuilder has been granted permission to raise its stake. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) have approved an application lodged in June... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Gold Revival Ignites ASX 200 Momentum Across Key Sectors
Highlights Gold strength boosts market sentiment Resource activity spreads into wider sectors Small caps respond with renewed traction Renewed gold strength lifted the Australian market, prompting activity across resou... |
Kalkine Media | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Hanwha approved for bigger stake in shipbuilder Austal with conditions on sensitive info, says Jim Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given approval for South Korean defence giant Hanwha to increase its ownership of WA-based shipbuilder Austal. |
The West | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Australian economy: Jim Chalmers hopes to catch wave from surging business investment
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is banking on a business investment boom to aid Australia’s shift away from government spending as the dominant driver of economic activity. |
The West | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Closing Bell: ASX ducks and weaves as RBA confirms rate hikes are on the table
The ASX 200 jumped 0.15% to a session high after the RBA held rates before plunging to -0.45% Bloodbath across sectors and indices, lower across the board Strong gains in some lithium and defence stocks despite bearish market ASX ducks a... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers promises call ‘by Christmas’ on Hanwha bid to take 19.9 per cent of shipbuilder Austal
Having made an unsuccessful takeover tilt at Austal last year, South Korean conglomerate Hanwha has applied to double its holding in the WA naval shipbuilder to 19.9 per cent. |
The West | CHR | 1 week ago |
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers confirms energy bill rebates will not be extended into 2026
The Treasurer has confirmed Labor’s $150 energy rebate will not continue into next year, in a brutal Christmas present to struggling Australians. |
The West | CHR | 1 week ago |
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NextDC lands ChatGPT owner OpenAI as big-fish customer worth as much as $7 billion
NextDC (ASX:NXT) has agreed to build a blockbuster $7 billion data centre in Sydney’s Eastern Creek for ChatGPT owner OpenAI, which will run artificial intelligence models and stand as the largest in the southern hemisphere. Listen to th... |
themarketonline.com.au | CHR | 2 weeks ago |
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Doomed takeover bid for Mayne Pharma to come to an end
The drawn-out takeover saga involving Mayne Pharma Group Ltd (ASX: MYX) appears to be drawing to a close, with the company saying it will move to strike out the agreement. US company Cosette Pharmaceuticals Inc launched a $7.40 per shar... |
Motley Fool | CHR | 2 weeks ago |
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AARON PATRICK: Deciding debt is path to power, Jim Chalmers sets terrible example for future political leaders
AARON PATRICK: Deciding debt is the path to power, Jim Chalmers has set a terrible example for future political leaders. |
The West | CHR | 2 weeks ago |
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Renewal of Labor’s electricity rebate to be decided in December, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has not ruled out renewing a financial lifeline for many Australians that is due to expire at the end of the year. |
The West | CHR | 2 weeks ago |
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Labor to take light touch on AI rules
Words by Greg Brown and Noah Yim for The Australian Anthony Albanese has been given the green light by unions to reject the need for a stand-alone artificial intelligence act, with Labor set to take a light touch on regulating the techno... |
Stockhead | CHR | 3 weeks ago |
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The Monday Report – 24 November 2025
This article is part of the daily news updates from FNArena.com. Stay informed with the latest financial, business, and economic insights. Written by Admin US markets recovered on Friday alongside the monthly options expiration post Thursda... |
FNArena | CHR | 3 weeks ago |
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Herd on the Terrace: Westgold boss Wayne Bramwell narrowly sneaks $8m performance bonus deal
Gold miners are printing money but shareholders of Westgold Resources must be feeling a little thrifty. Plus: Jim Chalmers reveals he’s a fan of hip hop. |
The West | CHR | 4 weeks ago |
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Northern Minerals seeks to delay AGM after referring Chinese meddling concerns to FIRB
The heavy rare earths hopeful wants to postpone its AGM on suspicion Chinese investors have defied Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ orders to sell their shares. |
The West | CHR | 4 weeks ago |
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Closing Bell: ASX sheds 2.5pc for the week as volatility hits hard
ASX plummets 1.59% or 136.2 points Materials hit hardest, with gold and lithium stocks in retreat Defensive sectors in favour; healthcare and staples crawl into green Nvidia rally turns into dead cat bounce Things were looking almost ro... |
Stockhead | CHR | 4 weeks ago |
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers urges WA industry to pressure Senate for swift deal on environmental reforms
Treasurer Jim Chalmers reckons Western Australia will be a big winner from proposed environmental reforms and has urged industry to pressure the Senate for a swift deal. |
The West | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Westpac pushes rural exodus to 2030, three years longer than other Big 4 banks
Westpac (ASX:WBC) has pledged to keep as many rural bank branches open as possible through to 2030, a stance that would see it keeping regional towns in focus a full three years longer than its “Big 4” competitors. Listen to the HotCoppe... |
themarketonline.com.au | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Data centres, AI and hype missing in action at old-school investing gala
For all the talk of a technology boom, just two of the 10 investment ideas thrown out at the annual Sohn Hearts & Minds conference on Friday were pure tech plays. Instead, the majority of the companies picked as potential winners for... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Resources Top 5: The key stories moving small caps on a challenging day
Multiple zones of high-grade gold and copper at RCR’s Telfer South HAR setting a solid pace at Lincoln gold project in California CXO continues good run for lithium sector Your standout small cap resources stocks for Friday, November 1... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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High Voltage: Lithium miners are making market waves as spodumene prices pass US$1000/t
Spodumene prices have hit +US$1000/t Sector sentiment turning positive thanks to battery storage demand Liontown and Mineral Resources make market waves this week Our High Voltage column wraps all the news driving ASX stocks with exposure... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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The next potential wealth tax coming for investors
With Treasurer Jim Chalmers now looking for his next wealth tax opportunity, a new Senate inquiry into capital gains tax could not have been more timely. CGT – specifically the 50 per cent discount on the tax payable on any asset held for... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Health Check: It’s shake-up time at the top amid a string of executive changes
Integral Diagnostics and Medadvisor have new CEOs after the latest round of changes at the top Mayne’s refrain: let the Takeovers Panel decide It’s a case of the MEGnificent Five as Compumedics sells another brain-scanning device in China... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Reasons why inflation is high and an interest rate cut is off the table for the RBA
They are the inflation numbers than have dashed the hopes of homeowners with mortgages, effectively slamming the door on a rate cut and signalling the end of the central bank’s easing cycle. Last week’s 3.2 per cent headline consumer pric... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |
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Health Check: Despite selling life-saving tech, Uscom faces its honourable demise
Poor Chinese relations, Covid, war and US tariffs prove too much for device maker Uscom The Mayne Health takeover deal isn’t over, but the prognosis is dire Bioxyne strikes medical cannabis vape import deal Uscom bows out Uscom (ASX:UCM... |
Stockhead | CHR | 1 month ago |