Treasurer Jim Chalmers is defending Labor’s economic policies, arguing that wage growth and tax cuts are already helping workers — pointing to low unemployment and rising paychecks as proof. But with inflation eroding real incomes, many Australians are still struggling to afford essentials. Chalmers insists Labor’s focus on decent pay is key to tackling economic hardship and claims opposition parties lack credible worker-focused plans. Meanwhile, a separate international concern is brewing: Australia’s nuclear disarmament campaign is sounding the alarm over Saudi Arabia’s uranium deal with the U.S., fearing it could pave the way for nuclear weapons — with more details expected soon.
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