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Australia news LIVE: Dutton flags ‘significant announcement’ in budget reply speech after Treasurer announces $17 billion in surprise tax cuts

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Australia news LIVE: Chalmers’ $17 billion tax cuts clear first hurdle as Dutton flags ‘significant announcement’ in budget reply speech

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3 hours ago·Australia

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ABC Australia

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Dutton flags details of election pitch to come in budget reply

The opposition leader has refused to rule out his own version of the surprise $17 billion tax cuts revealed in Labor's budget last night.

11 hours ago·Australia

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Australian Financial Review

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PM aims to wedge Dutton by legislating tax cuts before election

The government wants to force the opposition leader to go to the poll promising to rescind the $17.1 billion in taxation relief.

12 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald

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Australia news LIVE: Dutton flags ‘significant announcement’ in budget reply speech after Treasurer announces $17 billion in surprise tax cuts

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13 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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The Canberra Times

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Labor's election budget vs Dutton's cuts

Explore Chalmers' balance challenge with his new budget amidst political scrutiny from both sides.

15 hours ago·Canberra, Australia

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Australian National Review - Labor’s Tax Cuts Pass Lower House, Now Set for Senate Debate

The surprise tax cut lowers the 16 percent tax rate to 14 percent in two years. The biggest surprise in Labor’s election budget—tax cuts for low income earners—has sailed through the House of Representatives and will now be debated in the Senate. Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced the bill during budget night, which will lower the 16 percent tax rate (for those earning $18,201 and $45,000), to 15 percent next year and 14 percent the year after. …

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