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Labor’s brazen $36b pitch for votes but you’ll have to wait

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More than 12 million workers will receive a surprise tax cut as Labor pours big money into more than a dozen pre-election policies.

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A weekly cup of coffee is set to trigger a major election showdown

The battle lines have been drawn and Labor's proposed $17 billion worth of tax cuts look likely to trigger ...

9 days ago·Australia

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Crikey

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Forget the economy, there’s an election to win

Labor has one thing, and one thing only, in mind with this big-spending, tax-cutting budget: secure another three years in office. The post Forget the economy, there’s an election to win appeared first on Crikey.

9 days ago·Australia

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The West Australian

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Albo to woo Aussies with $1.5bn war chest

With a federal election expected to be called any day now, Labor has left itself $1.5bn in yet-to-be announced policies.

9 days ago·Australia

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The Age

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Labor’s brazen $36b pitch for votes but you’ll have to wait

More than 12 million workers will receive a surprise tax cut as Labor pours big money into more than a dozen pre-election policies.

9 days ago·Australia

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Australian Financial Review

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Labor’s pitch: deficit not as bad as pandemic times

The Albanese government is banking on voters looking past the budget plunging back into deficit for the next 10 years.

10 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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sydneysun.com

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Australian Labor Party expected to retain government as election looms

SYDNEY, Australia - A recent Roy Morgan survey indicates that if a federal election were held today, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) would likely be re-elected with an increased majority, securing 53 percent of the vote on a two-party preferred basis. This represents a 1.5 percentage point decrease for the ALP from the previous week, while the Liberal-National Coalition (L-NP) has experienced a corr

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