Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has put petrol stations on notice, calling on them not to dud motorists with unjustifiably high prices amid the Israel-Iran conflict.

Jim Chalmers has moved to get ahead of looming fuel price pain by ordering the corporate watchdog to keep an eye on petrol bowsers, as Middle East tensions send oil markets on a rollercoaster.

Interest rates are coming down but some borrowers are still getting stung on their home loan repayments. Making one simple change could save tens of thousands of dollars, and that’s even before making extra repayments or throwing money in...

Highlights  Tax reform proposals stir debate on equity and efficiency  Focus on family trusts, EVs, capital gains, and mining  Broader tax base seen as key for long-term economic resilience  Amid the political momentum from a stro...

With the Labor Government now riding high after a massive election win, treasurer Jim Chalmers has sent a clear message that we should prepare for a solid dose of tax reform. That is arguably seriously overdue, given the lack of meaningful...

The Treasurer has announced his ambition for tax reform, and while he’s tight lipped about what is on the table, two key changes have already been ruled out.

QMines prepares to complete the acquisition of the Mt Mackenzie gold-silver project This will increase QMines’ resource base by around 129,000oz gold and 862,000oz silver Work underway to evaluate the integration of Mt Mackenzie into a b...

QMines is acquiring the high-grade Mount Mackenzie gold and silver project Peak Minerals has discovered high-value monazite at the Minta rutile project in Cameroon A fully underwritten, non-renounceable entitlement offer will see Zenith Mi...

The opposition is warning Labor against hitting Australians with more taxes as Jim Chalmers talks of overhauling the country’s revenue gathering system.

With a big election win under its belt, Labor is about to uncover big tax reforms. Does Dr Jim Chalmers have the guts to do what's required? The post Treasurer promises tax reform: a big ‘ouch’ lies ahead appeared first on Switzer Daily.

Tax reform is central to boosting Australia’s stagnant productivity, not just fixing the budget, and Jim Chalmers says he’s ready to have a tough conversation about it.

Highlights Treasurer reaffirms intent to proceed with tax reforms. Superannuation changes remain a government priority. ASX200 stocks context emerges amid broader tax debate. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the federal govern...

The local bourse has continued to trade flat, tracking close to last Friday’s close of 8,542 points. Treasurer Jim Chalmers highlighted the need for broad sweeping tax reforms in a speech to the National Press Club in Canberra today. Thi...

Highlights Escalating Middle East conflict drives oil market volatility and keeps ASX 200 in neutral territory. Federal Treasurer defers to FIRB on Abu Dhabi’s takeover approach involving Santos (ASX:STO). Heightened geopoli...

Highlights Treasurer signals need for structural tax adjustments. Productivity roundtable to address economic resilience. Inclusive policy reform process aimed at long-term stability. Australia’s Treasurer Jim Chalmers has opened...

Jim Chalmers has warned of a “world of churn and change” which will impact the Australian economy as he outlines the plans for the next three years in government.

AI is a marketing term which has created such hype that the big question is whether reality will match expectations for what is billed as a once-in-a-generation technology shift. Artificial intelligence is the ability of computer systems to...

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has assured he will be “methodical” in deciding whether a South Korean company should be allowed to own the lion’s share of Australia’s biggest defence shipbuilder.

Highlights The ASX 200 fluctuated throughout the session as geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment Energy sector shares moved after commentary on Santos Ltd’s future Iron ore and gold segments declined on demand concerns...

Morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 (at 11… ish), highlighting the movers and shakers on the ASX in early-doors trading. With the market opening at 10am sharp eastern time, the data is taken at 10.15am, once trading kicks off in earn...

Whether this sale of Santos is approved by our Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) headed up by Treasurer Jim Chalmers is all speculation. The bottom line is that this deal will only get the thumbs up if it becomes a plus for gas supply...

Motorists are being warned it is “inevitable” they will be paying more for fuel in the coming days, while Treasurer Jim Chalmers says there could be issues for the economy.

Large scale drilling is progressing at Develin Creek across the Sulphide City, Scorpion and Window deposits The Sulphide City geological model and revised resource are expected to be delivered in Q4 2025 Develin Creek is well positioned t...

Australia’s army of more than 700,000 retired public servants are escalating a push for a rejection of the new super tax. As Jim Chalmers gets called out for allowing the Prime Minister and other top officials to be treated differently in...

Jim Chalmers plans to push ahead with his proposed increased tax on superannuation in the form already rejected by Parliament but concedes the reality of the Senate means the Government may need to compromise.

Highlights Treasurer voices doubts on bipartisan support for super tax reforms Focus remains on attracting foreign capital amid global volatility Australia seen as strong contender in energy and tech sectors Australia’s Treasurer...

Highlights Treasurer remains confident despite economic stagnation Temporary setbacks weigh on March quarter performance Hopes rise for growth rebound in coming quarters Australia’s economic engine appears to have stalled in the M...

Highlights  Private sector recovery in motion despite soft growth  Inflation easing and unemployment stays low  Public demand stepping back, private investment rising  Australia’s economy may have recorded softer-than-expected gro...

Jim Chalmers has issued a grim warning on the state of the world after Donald Trump’s latest tariff order.

Property investors are suddenly in the frame in a new tax onslaught. The pressure is coming from two fronts. A new super tax from Canberra, which will hit property investors hardest, and steeply rising land taxes from the states. Worse st...

Falling coal prices prompt Queensland to accelerate shift into diversified resources Explorers gain active support from Crisafulli Government as they look to bring projects into development  QMines and Zenith Minerals discuss how governmen...

One of the nation’s largest super funds has issued a stark warning on Labor’s planned super tax grab, saying it will extend far beyond the wealthy as ordinary Australians lose faith in the system and shun super top-ups, leading to worse re...

New tax data proves beyond doubt how the proposed new super tax will quickly capture hundreds of thousands of extra investors. Australia’s first wealth tax on super, introduced by the Gillard government, has already roped in more than four...

Rob Scott has urged the Federal Labor Government to take advantage of a ‘once in a generation’ chance to fire up Australian investment and wages.

Jim Chalmers has issued a grim warning just days after the Reserve Bank cut rates for the second time this year.

Highlights  RBA cuts interest rates to 3.85% amid global uncertainty  Mortgage holders gain relief, but homebuyers face rising prices  ASX200 and dividend stock investors eye potential opportunities  Australia’s economic landscape...

As the new super tax throws the wealth management sector into a spin, tax-efficient investment bonds are having a golden run. But advisers on The Australian’s Top 150 advisers list remain highly sceptical over a product now being touted as...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ tax grab on the wealthiest Australians inside the super system will end up hitting millions of young workers inside the nation’s biggest industry funds. Young workers, with modest super balances are set to be swept...

Labor has come out swinging in defence of its controversial changes to superannuation taxation, calling for a “bit of perspective”.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants the workplace umpire to boost wages for about 3 million workers at a rate above inflation.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers could soon make a superannuation mistake. You have to hope his boss, Anthony Albanese, stops him from taxing unrealised gains. The post Jim, please, don’t make this crazy super tax mistake! appeared first on Switzer D...

Highlights  90-day US-China tariff pause relieves short-term market concerns  Uncertainty remains high across global economic outlook  Pharmaceutical sector reacts to U.S. cost reform measures  Australia's Federal Treasurer Jim Ch...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has delivered his clearest warning Australia should brace for economic carnage because of US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs.

Market volatility has pushed the gold price to A$5269/oz Spotlight is on domestic gold plays in Queensland QXR has 100,000ha of gold projects in the Drummond Basin Market volatility has pushed the gold price to record highs in both US and...

For investors it is now almost certain the first big battle in the new parliament will be over tax – specifically the extraordinary plan to tax unrealised gains in super. “People are only beginning to realise what’s going on here,” says f...

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 A strong finish to Wall Street on Friday has set the Australian market up for a posi...

The Treasurer shared the biggest to Australia’s economy, amid a toughening global trade war ignited by Donald Trump, and a slowing Chinese market.

Highlights Strong drilling program boosts Develin Creek mineral resources Acquisition of Mount Mackenzie adds scale to gold-silver portfolio Capital raised to support exploration and project advancement QMines Ltd (ASX:QML), opera...

With just two sleeps to go until the federal election, the Coalition has finally released its costings, drawing fire from Jim Chalmers.

Highlights Australia’s federal budget shows improvement despite ongoing deficit Government revenue up, expenses down compared to forecasts Fiscal management emerges as key theme ahead of election Australia’s federal budget has sho...