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Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday.

War could push inflation past 5 per cent, hurt nation for years: Chalmers

The treasurer has released modelling showing the economy could shrink and inflation could scar the nation for years if the war in Iran does not end soon.

  • Paul Sakkal and Shane Wright

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Opposition Leader Angus Taylor departing the Red Hill SupaExpress supermarket on Wednesday.

Champagne solutions: Taylor holds cost-of-living press conference in Canberra’s wealthiest suburb

Asked why he was talking bill shock in a suburb where the median house price is $2.1 million, the opposition leader said “nobody was immune”.

  • Nick Newling
The shadow treasurer butchered some lyrics from We Didn't Start The Fire to attack the government's economic management
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Tim Wilson attacks Jim Chalmers on inflation ... with some Billy Joel

The shadow treasurer butchered some lyrics from We Didn't Start The Fire to attack the government's economic management

RBA chief economist Sarah Hunter has revealed higher interest rates would have led to near 200,000 spike in the number of unemployed Australians.

RBA reveals the number of Australians who’d be out of work if it just focused on lowering inflation

Critics have argued inflation would be lower if interest rates had gone higher. The Reserve Bank has an answer to those critics – much higher unemployment.

  • Shane Wright
Jerome Laxale voted in his Bennelong electorate alongside his wife, Jo, last year.

Australia ill-equipped to handle domestic interference, says Labor MP

The warning comes amid escalating threats towards federal politicians and after an alleged terror plot was foiled in WA.

  • Brittany Busch
A community event was disrupted in Tim Wilson’s electorate of Goldstein on Thursday night.

Tim Wilson sold his house after election campaign safety fears

The shadow treasurer was targeted for the third time in nine months by the same far-right activist on Thursday after a federal election he says was so toxic it changed political culture for the worse.

  • Angus Delaney, Rob Harris and Alexander Darling
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Age writer Stephen Brook.

Before I sign off from CBD, here are the stories behind the stories

As Stephen Brook calls time on his work as CBD columnist, he shares his more memorable encounters with Australia’s bold-faced names.

  • Stephen Brook
Labor is reportedly investigating changes to the capital gains tax concession.

‘Do whatever is possible’: Top economists join forces to back capital gains tax changes

Three days of parliamentary hearings will take evidence from some of the nation’s pre-eminent economists – and an international financial organisation – backing changes to capital gains tax.

  • Shane Wright

Radical RBA overhaul could hike rates, keep prices lower: Tim Wilson

On the same day Labor faced criticism for real wages falling for the first time in two years, Wilson made a striking call on how the nation could keep a lid on inflation.

  • Paul Sakkal and Shane Wright
Senator Jane Hume and Tim Wilson last year.

Price and Hastie return as Taylor revamps economic team

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor revealed his Liberal frontbench on Tuesday afternoon, four days after toppling Sussan Ley.

  • Paul Sakkal