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'Tried my best': Treasurer calls it quits


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  A state treasurer has announced his resignation days after revealing a dire budget update, stepping down from his role after 25 years in politics.

The article from MSN discusses the resignation of Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers, who announced his decision to step down after serving for several years. Chalmers expressed that he had "tried his best" during his tenure, which was marked by navigating through economic challenges including the global economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, managing inflation, and implementing fiscal policies aimed at economic recovery. His resignation comes at a time when the government is preparing for an upcoming election, and his departure is seen as a significant shift in the political landscape. Chalmers highlighted his efforts in stabilizing the economy and setting a foundation for future growth, despite facing criticism from opposition parties on various policy fronts. His exit has sparked discussions on potential successors and the future direction of Australia's economic policy.

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