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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ordered a review to tidy up the tax system for businesses as the Federal Government works to spark productivity growth.

Tylah Tully sits down with QMines (ASX:QML) executive chair Andrew Sparke to discuss the company’s latest developments at the Mount Mackenzie gold and silver project in Queensland. Sparke shares insights into the historical high-grade drill...

QMines mobilises two rigs for 5000m drilling program at Mount Mackenzie targeting high-grade gold extensions Drilling looks to repeat historical intercepts that returned spectacular results such as 8m at 69.41g/t gold Program aimed at exte...

QMines continues to build its case for a copper hub around its Mt Chalmers operation near Rockhampton New drill hits from 10,000m campaign including 16m at 2.29% CuEq will back a resource upgrade at the Sulphide City deposit at Develin Cre...

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 The S&P500 and Nasdaq reached all-time-highs with robust support for potential O...

Open pit optimisation study released for Develin Creek deposits in Queensland Study shows potential to feed proposed central processing plant PFS for the project on track for H2 2026   Special Report: Open pit optimisation of the Scorpion...

Intense speculation that the government is set to review its controversial super tax has sparked fresh hope it will be redesigned with a potential new start date of July 2027. It is now increasingly likely the new tax will be indexed for...

The boss of Australia’s biggest superannuation fund has backed Jim Chalmers’ tax on nest eggs above $3 million and called for greater focus on giving low income earners more tax relief.

Australia stands on the brink of an artificial generational divide as Labor’s tax plans target the savings of elderly citizens. Words by Judith Sloan for The Australian Is this the beginning of a confected generational clash? You know the...

An inheritance used to be something left to loved ones after death. But that’s all changing. Early inheritance is becoming far more common as wealthier seniors move to help out younger generations by gifting money much sooner than original...

The Treasurer has emerged from the economic roundtable with a clear focus on a wave of tax changes targeting wealthy and older Australians. Words by James Kirby for The Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers emerged from last week’s economic s...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers emerged from the three-day summit saying there was broad support from the gathered business and union leaders and economists for a simpler and more equitable tax system. Here's how it could work. The post Here's how A...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers emerged from the three-day summit saying there was broad support from the gathered business and union leaders and economists for a simpler and more equitable tax system. Here's how it could work. The post Here's how A...

Shadow Treasurer Ted O’Brien has lifted the lid on his heated exchange with Jim Chalmers during the economic reform roundtable last week.

Jim Chalmers notched a win for treasury boffins by getting the country talking about tax reform — though not all ideas were created equal.

The government has obtained from its economic reform roundtable broad support to work on three major areas of tax reform. The post Tax reforms back on the table after Chalmers' economic roundtable appeared first on Switzer Daily.

Jim Chalmers has committed to tackle tax reform, speed up an overhaul of environmental approvals laws, shift towards road user charges, and take a national approach to artificial intelligence.

After wrapping up more than 29 hours of talks, Jim Chalmers has flagged movement on a road user charge among 10 other areas for immediate reform.

Delegates at Jim Chalmers’ reform summit have agreed there are serious concerns with the pace of public spending growth.

An argument between Jim Chalmers and his shadow Ted O’Brien over government spending grabbed headlines on the final day of the economic roundtable, when the toughest topics were dealt with to little agreement.

A Nationals senator has hosted a rival economic summit, saying Australia needs “smaller government” to achieve growth while labelling Labor’s official talks “fake”.

Yesterday on ABC Newcastle Mornings with Paul Turton, I shared some thoughts on the roundtable convened by Treasurer Jim Chalmers in Canberra. I discussed the widening wealth gap in Australia and how capitalism, without proper oversight, of...

The Australian government is reportedly moving to dump plans for dedicated artificial intelligence legislation such as an AI Act, with the minister for innovation saying lawmakers are carefully creating “an Australian approach” for regula...

With Jim Chalmers’, Treasurer of Australia, three-day roundtable kicking off yesterday, I thought it would be interesting to hear what different parts of the community were seeking. Of course, while collaboration is expected, consensus will...

Business has roundly rejected a union push to impose a new tax aimed at training workers, as the opening day of Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable was dominated by arguments between the two sides.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday will give the diverse collection of participants at the economic roundtable their riding instructions, as he seeks to wring as much substance as possible out of the meeting. The success or otherwise of the...

Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers could broaden out Labor’s mandate on tax and deregulation after this week’s economic reform roundtable.

Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers could broaden out Labor’s mandate on tax and deregulation after this week’s economic reform roundtable.

Jim Chalmers has fired up while responding to Coalition claims that the Albanese government is too eager to roll out red tape.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has flagged big changes to red tape reform, saying too many Aussies are ‘burning cash’ as they wait for approvals to build.

Jim Chalmers' economic roundtable will likely present some low-hanging fruit around regulation but hefty tax reform will be more challenging for him to grasp.

Despite Australia’s birth rate struggling to recover to pre-Covid levels and it’s clear impact on an issue the government is desperate to fix – one thing is off the table.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers and his hand-picked roundtable participants are sifting through hundreds of suggestions for how to fix poor productivity, a budget mired in red ink, and economic resilience.

A Treasury leak shows what Jim Chalmers expects from the much-hyped economic roundtable, sparking criticism that it is “choreographed”.

Atlassian cofounder Scott Farquhar said he wouldn’t mind if others took the $60 billion tech company’s intellectual property without paying for it if it leads to better software. The Tech Council of Australia chair, who stepped down as Atla...

The ACTU will use Jim Chalmers’ much anticipated economic roundtable next week to push for shorter working hours, including a four-day week.

The Reserve Bank has fired a warning shot about Australia’s economic future by downgrading forecasts for productivity ahead of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ economic reform summit next week

Jim Chalmers says the RBA’s third rate cut in six months is a “good day” for homeowners who’ll get $109 of relief a month for every $700,000 owed.

QMines’ high-grade copper-zinc intersections confirm resource continuity at the Sulphide City deposit Standout result is a 4m zone at 6.79% CuEq from 125m within a broader mineralised intersection 32 drill holes completed with 15 awaiting...

The Government’s productivity roundtable starts next week, but what does Dr Chalmers want to get done? The post Here’s what’s on the agenda for the Government’s big productivity roundtable appeared first on Switzer Daily.

The former boss of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Graeme Samuel, has counselled Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers to tell big business to push off and stop expecting handouts from the taxpayers of Australia. T...

AARON PATRICK: When it comes to economic progress, Australia is lagging. It’s time for Jim Chalmers to cut red tape, speed up projects and build more homes.

As the Daily Telegraph warns us that Treasurer Jim Chalmers is thinking about breaking pre-election promises about negative gearing, I’ve been wondering how a Productivity Roundtable became an Economic Reform Roundtable? And now it’s soundi...

The three days of talks in Canberra’s cabinet room won’t be some kind of all-singing, all-dancing panacea to all the nation’s problems, despite the Government now drowning in suggestions and advice.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has described AI as a ‘game-changer’ and pitched the possibility of a ‘middle path’ between job losses and productivity gains.

Rare earths miners are hopeful of improved pricing, amid suggestions the Feds are considering buying material with a US style price floor It comes as the federal and state governments ramp up support for flagging critical minerals producer...

An influential body has urged the company tax rate to be slashed ahead of Jim Chalmers’ all-important economic reform roundtable.

Jim Chalmers will consider a plan to cut company taxes for all but the nation’s 500 largest businesses to boost innovation and capital investments as a key proposal at his three-day economic reform roundtable.

Jim Chalmers has taken a fresh shot at Donald Trump’s tariffs, partly blaming them for higher inflation in the US.

Australia has made good progress on inflation, says Treasurer Jim Chalmers, but structural issues, including housing supply, persist in the economy.