Allowing young Aussies to dip into super to buy a home and a two-year ban on foreign investment in property were two key measures in Peter Dutton's Budget reply speech.
Toll relief for Sydney motorists, one in three plan to save tax cuts, and the cheapest Aussie share ETF launches. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
The Labor government will increase the rate of rent assistance available to almost one million renting households and pour billions into other housing-related measures.
More than 10 million households will receive $300 rebates on their power bills from July this year, while one million eligible small businesses will receive $325.
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