Ross Gittins is an Economics Editor for various publications in Australia, including Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, Pearls & Irritations, and The Age. With a focus on national economics, his articles cover a wide range of topics including inflation, populism, budgeting, employment, and the impact of COVID-19 on the economy.
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By: David Crowe, Shane Wright, Jacqueline Maley, Peter Hartcher, Ross Gittins
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Treasurer Jim Chalmers' third budget has sought to strike a balance between inflationary pressure and the continued cost-of-living crunch.
By: Ross Gittins
It seems the top priority of Anthony Albanese’s government is not to have any priorities.
By: Ross Gittins, Peter Hartcher, David Crowe, Shane Wright, Jacqueline Maley
Jim Chalmers’ third budget sought to strike a balance between inflation and cost of living. Here’s what our experts thought.
By: Ross Gittins
You can tell a government’s priorities from its budget. The top priority of Anthony Albanese’s government is not to have any priorities.
By: Ross Gittins
The rate of inflation will likely continue falling and should be back into the target range by this December.
By: Ross Gittins, Elizabeth Knight
Talk about small things amusing small minds. It looked like a textbook-perfect exercise in budget media management by Anthony Albanese's spin doctors.
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