AU Election 2022

The ABS reported that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for April 2022 was 3.9 per cent.

With billions of dollars promised across the board on the campaign trail, it can be hard for any voter to keep track. We break it down for you.

The Roundtable scores the major parties’ election policies against the research evidence outlined in our 2022 Election benchmarks below.

A survey of 1,000 Australian small and medium-sized enterprises reveals the issues that business owners want to see prioritised.

Labor has committed $1bn towards improving Australia’s industrial base across sectors like transport, medical science, and renewables.

The global small business platform Xero has revealed the top concerns for Australia’s small business owners in the run-up to the 2022 election

If elected, the Labor government intends to hold an employment summit to encourage discussions between unions and employer groups on key issues.

It was cost-of-living pressures and in particular, wage increases, that were front and centre in the final leaders’ debate.

As the federal election approaches, everyone is wondering what business owners want and expect from candidates in 2022.

If re-elected, the Liberal and Nationals Government plans to support the creation of 400,000 new small and family businesses over the next five years.

Where do the election campaigners really stand in terms of sustainability and climate change?

Labor has announced its plans to adopt a “responsible and measured” multinational tax avoidance package if elected.

Headline inflation jumped to 5.1 per cent in the first three months of 2022.

If re-elected, the Liberal and Nationals Government plans to offer grants to help SMEs save money on their energy bills.

Workers in Australia believe the economy is less secure than a year ago, as perceptions of Australia’s economic security reach new lows. 

PM Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese faced off on several topics, including an anti-corruption body and economic recovery, at the first leaders’ debate yesterday.

The report predicted that tax receipts would reach a tax-to-GDP ratio of 23.9 per cent by 2031-32.

The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) has outlined its five key strategic demands for all parties.

Dynamic Business looks at what the campaigners have in store for SMEs ahead of the federal election.

The AIIA has urged the government formed following the May election to appoint a new Cabinet Minister for the Digital Economy.