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National’s 100-point plan to rebuild economy
Labour insults Kiwis by claiming economic “victory”
PREFU shows no recession, growing economy, more jobs and wages ahead of inflation
India’s leadership at G20 can prove multilateralism isn’t a fading ideal
Speech by Clare Bolingford to the Financial Services Council Conference 2023
Test of Success: Bullock’s Next Steps to Forge New RBA Era
Big business’ windfall profits rocket to “obscene” $1 trillion a year amid cost-of-living crisis; Oxfam and ActionAid renew call for windfall taxes
7 biggest current issues in Hospitality industry in 2023
Directors flag deteriorating business conditions
UN experts concerned over delay in Zambia’s debt restructuring
True Voice for North
G20 and IMF – World Bank Meetings in Washington DC
Finance Minister to attend World Bank and IMF meetings in US
Opinion piece: Confident, but not complacent, about our banks
FMA appoints Daniel Trinder to new executive leadership team
G20 meeting in Bengaluru, India
29th Australia-Papua New Guinea Ministerial Forum Joint Communiqué
Television Interview – Sky News Newsday 13 February
Statement by heads of FAO, IMF, World Bank, WFP and WTO
IMF Report Underscores Economic Risks of Stage 3 Tax Cuts: Experts
IMF backs Australia’s responsible economic plan
Samantha Barrass’ keynote speech at the Financial Services Council Outlook 2023
Papua New Guinea-Australia Fourth Annual Leaders’ Dialogue
Opinion piece: Resilience needed for challenging future
Disability Sports Australia welcome 7 new Board Members
Westpac NZ welcomes new Chief Economist
Mediterranean region: FAO and Italy to cooperate on concrete programme to support countries in need
IMF endorses Australia’s responsible Budget and economic strategy
Productivity Commission: Opening statement from Vicki Thomson, Chief Executive, Group of Eight
Federal budget, October 2022: Your five-minute guide
189 million people per year affected by extreme weather in developing countries as rich countries stall on paying climate impact
NZ in strong position to face global economic turbulence
Strong Government books leave New Zealand well placed amid global challenges
Storm brewing over Pacific as climate and debt crises collide
Insight – Opportunities for Australian agricultural exports in Vietnam
Rich countries’ aid to West Africa to cope with climate change is insufficient and dangerously worsening debt levels
Second statement by Heads of FAO, IMF, WBG, WFP, and WTO on Global Food Security and Nutrition Crisis
Opening remarks, meeting with Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani, Canberra
Biennial panel discussion on right to development – 35 years
Economy grows as tourism and exports rebound
Economic headwinds must act as wakeup call
Ministerial Statement on Economy
Nominations to International Monetary Fund and World Bank
UN experts sound alarm on economic crisis: Sri Lanka
G20: FAO says global threats to agrifood systems need complex approach
Strong economic position reflected in Crown accounts
Pandemic creates new billionaire every 30 hours — now million people could fall into extreme poverty
Prime Minister – Transcript – Press Conference – Adelaide, SA