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Budget 2018: space agency details still scant

  • Written by: Anthony Wicht, Alliance 21 Fellow (Space) at the United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney

The Federal Government has announced $41 million of funding to kickstart the Australian space sector over the next four years.

The $41 of funding is allocated across:

  • establishing the national space agency ($26 million over four years)

  • international space investment ($15 million over three years)

As expected, the funding establishes a national space...

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Federal Budget 2018: a state-by-state spending analysis

  • Written by: Chris Salisbury, Research Associate, The University of Queensland
Federal Budget 2018: a state-by-state spending analysisWes Mountain/The Conversation, CC BY-ND

New South Wales and ACT

Anika Gauja, Associate Professor, Department of Government and International Relations, University of Sydney

With income tax cuts and a return to surplus earlier than expected, Treasurer Scott Morrison has certainly delivered a budget full of pre-election sweeteners. New South Wales...

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Budget policy check: Treasurer Scott Morrison's speech

  • Written by: Charis Palmer, Deputy Editor/Chief of Staff

In our budget policy checks we look at the government’s justifications for policies in the budget and measure them against the evidence.

In this piece we look at Treasurer Scott Morrison’s speech.


Treasurer Scott Morrison has laid out his budget plan to further strengthen Australia’s economy, with a focus on constraining both...

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Government pitches tax ‘relief’ in election-focused budget

  • Written by: Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

Treasurer Scott Morrison has unveiled an income tax plan that will cost $140 billion over a decade and initially deliver tax relief up to $530 a year for 4.4 million people earning between $48,000 and $90,000.

The three-stage plan is the centrepiece of Tuesday night’s budget, which also brings forward by a year the forecast return to surplus...

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  1. Prudent and steady, Budget 2018 paves the way for an election battle
  2. A tax cut that will 'pay your rego'
  3. Budget 2018 at a glance
  4. Morrison’s budget tax plan is another missed opportunity
  5. Government decision not to ban homeopathy sales from pharmacies is a mistake
  6. The latest from Juno as Jupiter appears bright in the night sky
  7. The depressing new reality for local journalists in conflict zones
  8. how governments belt out budget hits and hope someone is listening
  9. Children living in green neighbourhoods are less likely to develop asthma
  10. how much does the NDIS cost and where does this money come from?
  11. QUIZ: From after work cigars to embarrassing leaks
  12. China's recycling ban calls for a long-term rethink in Australia
  13. The carbon footprint of tourism revealed (it's bigger than we thought)
  14. From 'macaronis' to mohawks, men's fashion has always been political
  15. Good science doesn't guarantee public acceptance – diverse evidence may help
  16. Being able to adapt in the classroom improves teachers' well-being
  17. Tweet all about it – people in parks feel more positive
  18. Stop the sheep trade in the northern summer, veterinarians say
  19. do 'about 30% of homeless people have a job'?
  20. News outlets air grievances and Facebook plays the underdog in ACCC inquiry
  21. In the Family Court, children say they want the process explained and their views heard. It's time we listened
  22. Five ways the Treasurer could boost the budget bottom line
  23. top chess players live longer
  24. Capping university places will mean a less skilled and diverse workforce
  25. what abandoning tax reform means for taxpayers
  26. Every cancer patient should be prescribed exercise medicine
  27. Toxin linked to motor neuron disease found in Australian algal blooms
  28. why a Chinese dress set off a cultural debate about identity and history
  29. Goals – and own goals – in Australian football
  30. Custom-built DNA could be used as a sensor probe
  31. We can't just leave it to the NDIS to create cities that work to include people with disability
  32. Why do you have to wear a helmet in space?
  33. A benign budget – but will the voters trust it?
  34. ephylone, the dangerous designer stimulant found at Groovin the Moo
  35. Government to announce increased penalties for live sheep trade
  36. How design thinking can help teachers collaborate
  37. If tennis really wants to stamp out corruption, it will need systemic change
  38. The new 100% recyclable packaging target is no use if our waste isn't actually recycled
  39. who benefits and why other states should consider it
  40. Space Agency for Australia: here's why it's important
  41. Australians will not buy electric cars without better incentives
  42. Michelle Grattan on the budget outlook
  43. The 2018 Archibald, Sulman and Wynne prizes show a changing of the guard
  44. neuroscience is advancing, but we're a long way off head transplants
  45. the remarkable, prize-winning rise of our small publishers
  46. Company boards are stacked with friends of friends so how can we expect change?
  47. fallout from banking crackdown could be worse than interest rate rises
  48. China-backed Sumatran dam threatens the rarest ape in the world
  49. Beyond breadwinners and homemakers, we need to examine how same-sex couples divide housework
  50. The Dreamtime, science and narratives of Indigenous Australia

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