Jim Chalmers has played down the prospect of outlining a pathway to a near-term surplus in next week’s budget and warned more tough decisions will be needed to fix the nation’s finances, as he unveiled a plan to address weak productivity growth through red tape cuts that will

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Jim Chalmers has played down the prospect of outlining a pathway to a near-term surplus in next week’s budget and warned more tough decisions will be needed to fix the nation’s finances, as he unveiled a plan to address weak productivity growth through red tape cuts that will

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Jim Chalmers has played down the prospect of outlining a pathway to a near-term surplus in next week’s budget and warned more tough decisions will be needed to fix the nation’s finances, as he ­unveiled a plan to address weak productivity growth through red tape cuts that will

Jim Chalmers has played down the prospect of outlining a pathway to a near-term surplus in next week’s budget and warned more tough decisions will be needed to fix the nation’s finances, as he unveiled a plan to address weak productivity growth through red tape cuts that will