Erin Cooper-Douglas

1 month ago | interest.co.nz | Erin Cooper-Douglas |Gareth Vaughan |David Hargreaves

Economy / analysis Ahead of Tuesday night's Australian budget, here's a look at what's known about it ahead of time 25th Mar 25, 2:14pm by By Erin Cooper-Douglas & Victoria Thieberger* The Australian federal budget will be handed down by Treasurer Jim Chalmers at 7:30PM AEDT on Tuesday March 25. While the official budget papers are under lock and key until then, the government has been making spending announcements for weeks. Here’s what we know. Total promised spending is $29.3 billion,...

1 month ago | businessdailymedia.com | Erin Cooper-Douglas

The federal budget will be handed down by Treasurer Jim Chalmers at 7:30PM AEDT on Tuesday March 25. While the official budget papers are under lock and key until then, the government has been making spending announcements for weeks. Here’s what we know. Total promised spending is $29.3 billion, excluding off-budget spending on education, and over a range of forward years. Data is sourced from federal government announcements.

1 month ago | weekendtimes.com.au | Erin Cooper-Douglas

Written by Erin Cooper-Douglas, Deputy Politics + Society Editor The federal budget will be handed down by Treasurer Jim Chalmers at 7:30PM AEDT on Tuesday March 25. While the official budget papers are under lock and key until then, the government has been making spending announcements for weeks. Here’s what we know. Total promised spending is $29.3 billion, excluding off-budget spending on education, and over a range of forward years. Data is sourced from federal government announcements.

1 month ago | tolerance.ca | Erin Cooper-Douglas

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May 28, 2024 | crikey.com.au | Erin Cooper-Douglas

Over the weekend at the Sydney Writers’ Festival, high-profile political journalist Laura Tingle told the audience Australia is a racist country, and always has been. It prompted widespread media coverage and criticism from Coalition politicians and media commentators. But is it true? Is Australia fundamentally a racist country? We asked five experts what they think. Here’s what they had to say. Yes. I can rely on data to answer this question.