Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the intergenerational report highlights a future in Australia where residents live longer, healthier lives in a nation powered by renewables and transformed by technology. 'That's what the intergenerational report lays out for us,' Mr Chalmers said at the National Press Club on Thursday. 'Its 40-year horizon seems like a long time, but it's a flicker compared to the 10s of 1000s of years of history that the and the Ngambri people have shaped on this country.'
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the intergenerational report highlights a future in Australia where residents live longer, healthier lives in a nation powered by renewables and transformed by technology.
"That's what the intergenerational report lays out for us," Mr Chalmers said at the National Press Club on Thursday. "Its 40-year horizon seems like a long time, but it's a flicker compared to the 10s of 1000s of years of history that the and the Ngambri people have shaped on this country."
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