‘Out of touch’: Dutton’s $1200 tax cut vow
Peter Dutton will pledge to deliver a one-off tax cut of up to $1,200 for middle income earners as it’s revealed when Aussies can get the cash.
Peter Dutton will pledge to deliver a one-off tax cut of up to $1,200 for middle income earners as it’s revealed when Aussies can get the cash.
These are the Aussies that will be eligible to tax deduct their mortgage repayments under Peter Dutton’s bold new plan – but not everyone is impressed.
Despite promising not to tinker with super at the 2022 election, the Albanese Government flagged the changes two years ago, vowing to take them to this election.
A shock new poll had predicted the worst for Peter Dutton in his own electorate of Dickson.
News.com.au has obtained focus group feedback from voters and they haven’t held back.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has poured cold water over a major hope for homeowners in the coming months.
Timing is everything in an election race and you could see the colour drain from Peter Dutton’s face when this realisation hit home.
You could almost see the colour drain from Peter Dutton’s face as he realised how badly the Coalition had misread Australia’s mood, writes Samantha Maiden.
The Greens have named their price to support Labor in a potential hung parliament despite the PM saying he “won’t do deals”.
Days after the Liberal Party moved to dump a candidate for expressing similar views, videos have surfaced of Andrew Hastie expressing his own views on the Bolt Report.
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