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This Treasury brief outlines contingency planning for potential fuel rationing under the Liquid Fuel Emergency Act 1984. The document describes the government's framework for responding to liquid fuel shortages, including engagement with states, territories, and industry through…
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Treasury
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4217
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Treasury's National Housing Supply and Affordability Council released state-level projections for the Housing Accord (2024-25 to 2028-29), which targets 1.2 million new well-located homes nationally. The analysis reveals significant underperformance against…
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Treasury
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4202
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This FOI release contains internal emails from the Australian Building Codes Board (within Treasury's Housing Group) notifying NSW Health of asbestos contamination in Pyropanel fire-rated doorsets manufactured between 2021 and mid-2025. The emails, dated 5 December 2025…
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Treasury disclosed staff headcount data showing 1,248 employees based in Canberra (2600 postcode) with 83 at Senior Executive Service level, and 233 employees in Sydney (2000 postcode) with 6 at SES level. The document provides a snapshot of Treasury's organisational structure…
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Treasury's executive submission documents a complaint regarding the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) raising workforce capability concerns, including high turnover, declining APS Census results, and impacts from a pending organisational restructure. The Deputy…
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Treasury documents detailing the 2024-25 Tax Expenditures and Insights Statement reveal that the capital gains tax discount for individuals and trusts (E15)—allowing only 50% of capital gains to be taxed—cost $22.7 billion in revenue foregone in 2024-25. The tax expenditure…
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This ministerial submission transmits the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council's 2024 Annual Disclosure Register to the Minister for Housing. The document confirms that NHSAC members, as statutory office holders under the National Housing Supply and Affordability…
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This is an email disclosing an ASIC media release scheduled for 13 August 2025 regarding a regulatory review into superannuation investment requirements. The document type is internal correspondence (email) forwarding a media statement to Treasury officials. The policy measure…
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Treasury's May 2024 consultation on regulating accounting, auditing and consulting firms—prompted by the PwC scandal—received 36 submissions (35 non-confidential) and 16 stakeholder sessions. This ministerial submission recommends publishing non-confidential submissions…
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Treasury released a ministerial submission from September 2025 recommending against publishing the State of Australian Cities Report, despite it being finalised in November 2024 as a 2022 election commitment. The department argued that as currently written, the report offered…
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4163
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This email chain documents ACNC communication with an Australian Financial Review journalist regarding an article published 4 January 2026 on terrorism financing risks in the charity sector. The ACNC requested corrections to the article, which was based on material acquired…
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A Treasury meeting brief prepared for the Treasurer's 25 November 2025 meeting with Google Vice President Bikash Koley and other Google executives outlines government messaging on digital infrastructure investment. The brief identifies Australia's competitive advantages for data…
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Treasury
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4174
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A ministerial submission briefed the Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services on regulatory failures in two major managed investment scheme (MIS) collapses: Shield and First Guardian. Approximately 5,800 investors lost around $273 million in Shield (which had…
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Treasury's FOI release contains event invitations for National Reconciliation Week 2025, including three internal staff activities. The Canberra office hosted a bake sale and morning tea on 28 May 2025 to raise funds for Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health and Community…
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This FOI release from Treasury contains email correspondence from Western Australia's Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety regarding concerns about manipulation of NatHERS-accredited software tools and performance solutions under the National Construction…
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4136
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This disclosure comprises email correspondence and a letter from Rio Tinto's leadership to Treasurer Jim Chalmers dated 12 August 2025. Rio Tinto's CEO Kellie Parker wrote to commend the Government's productivity reform agenda, referencing the 2023 Intergenerational Report's…
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Treasury consulted on exposure draft legislation for Payday Super following Treasurer approval in March 2025, receiving 166 written submissions, 6 industry roundtables, and 8 stakeholder meetings by the April 2025 deadline. While stakeholders supported the core reform to align…
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The disclosure contains flight itineraries for an Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) CEO's international travel. The first document shows a booking made on 4 April 2023 for travel departing 21 May and returning 30 May 2023, with confirmed flights on Japan Airlines…
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4158
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This FOI release contains excerpts from Treasurer Jim Chalmers' diary for May and June 2024, documenting his official schedule. The disclosed entries record media appearances (ABC RN, News Breakfast, Sunrise, Today Show, Sky News), a meeting with Ryan Stokes (CEO of Seven Group…
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Treasury released a FinCoNet report on responsible lending from July 2014, which reviews supervisory tools for suitable consumer lending practices across international jurisdictions. The document is a survey-based report from the International Financial Consumer Protection…