Today marks one year since Josh Frydenberg became this Government’s third Treasurer, and his report card makes for grim reading.

After six months of inaction on the Banking Royal Commission recommendations, the Morrison Government now wants to be congratulated for releasing an overdue implementation timetable.

It is a damning indictment of the Liberals’ economic management that the Reserve Bank further downgraded their expectations for economic growth in Australia again today.

The lowest interest rates Australia has ever had are not enough on their own to turn around an economy which is floundering under the Morrison Government.

Living standards have gone backwards under the Liberals, according to new conclusions from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey.

This afternoon in Question Time the Treasurer confirmed that six months after receiving the Banking Royal Commission’s final report, the Government has not implemented 72 of the 76 recommendations.

Scott Morrison refused twice today to guarantee the Government won’t cave in to pressure from backbenchers and cut workers’ retirement incomes.

Wages are stagnant, consumption growth is weak and this has contributed to sluggish growth on the Liberals’ watch, the RBA has confirmed in its Board minutes published today.

While Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg continue to pretend nothing is wrong in the economy, a new report has warns wages will continue to stagnate on their watch.

Josh Frydenberg has today refused to guarantee the Government won’t cut workers’ superannuation, paving the way to cave in to backbench pressure to attack retirement incomes.