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Federal Budget
How Aussies really feel about $300 promise
Everyone knows it can be tough to get Sydney people to agree on something – but there is one issue currently uniting all of them.
Budget bets billions on big cars over EVs
The Federal Government is betting its bottom line on diesel and petrol cars despite its determined push motorists for green machines.
$4250 super boost and child care pay rise
Working Aussie mums are set for a significant boost to their retirement nest egg, and child care workers are up for a raise as the government targets fraud.
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What you missed in the Budget
WHILE the government has been talking up tax cuts, these are the not-so-welcome Budget measures you may have missed.
Turnbull’s dob-in-a-tax-cheat hotline
THE government will employ “mobile strike teams” and a dob-them-in hotline in its $50 billion effort to wage war on dodgy tradies and businesses.
Why some of us are really unhappy about the Budget
THE Turnbull government has been slammed on social media over a dramatic flattening of the tax scale. Here’s why.
Sneaky reason behind generous Budget
THERE’S a reason Malcolm Turnbull’s generous Budget is full of goodies, and it all has to do with the next election.
What the Budget means for you
WE’VE cut through the cryptic charts to find what we all really want to know from the Budget: What’s in it for us?
When can you expect to pocket $530?
THE government has announced ten million Australians will pocket $530 in sweeping income tax cuts. But when will you get it?
Sales’ cheeky ScoMo question
LEIGH Sales’ post-Budget interview began with a wink and a smile. It ended with ScoMo rejecting he’d just been “lucky”.
Whopping price of sweeping tax cuts
THE Government has pledged to slash the amount Australians pay in income tax over the next decade — but it will come at a massive cost.
Battle plan puts Coalition on poll footing
SCOTT Morrison’s third Budget has made the next election a much more open contest than many had anticipated.
What ScoMo’s really up to
TREASURER Scott Morrison has handed down a shamelessly political Budget that promises to do it all. But can he pull it off?
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