Negative gearing overhaul ‘to cost renters $5000’
Anthony Albanese will face a renewed push from teal independents to review negative gearing and capital gains tax in a hung parliament.
Anthony Albanese will face a renewed push from teal independents to review negative gearing and capital gains tax in a hung parliament.
The Liberal leader wanted his rival to reveal a side of his character that has been kept under wraps for long enough for voters to forget. A propensity to get cranky. He came close to succeeding on several occasions.
A majority of voters now expect a Labor minority government, as the Coalition’s primary vote falls to below levels recorded at the last election amid a boost in personal approval for Anthony Albanese.
Both leaders claim to deliver the dream of home ownership and both have rewritten the fiscal rule books in their tax relief offerings, as voters expect a hung parliament is now the most likely election outcome.
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are promising big business they will rebuff any push for nations to take a tougher economic approach to Beijing.
The Coalition has confirmed Labor had not consulted it about the re-opening of trade talks between Don Farrell and the EU, raising questions about whether the government had breached caretaker arrangements.
Peter Dutton demonstrated in the debate that he has started to find his line and length on the economic narrative. He now wants to steer the election contest back to safe ground for the Coalition.
Finally, there is a contest. After a shaky first week, Peter Dutton needed to lift. And tonight he did.
Labor’s spending trajectory will reach more than $30,000 per person within the next four years, eclipse government expenditure during the Covid-19 pandemic, and reach the highest levels per capita on record.
Labor’s model now has an electoral trigger in common with John Howard’s Tampa election of 2001. Like Howard, fear is what Anthony Albanese is seeking to exploit.
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