- A political campaign is underway exposing inconsistencies in Anthony Albanese's statements and policy pledges regarding negative gearing and power prices.
- Government announces policies affecting Australian workers.
- The government is following commission advice on policy, with commissions investigating sector wages and conditions.
The government is considering calls for tax law amendments while confirming its overall tax policy direction.
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The government is considering calls for tax law amendments while confirming its overall tax policy direction.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Albanese government passed a tax bill with Greens support, facing opposition from One Nation in the Senate.Sub-event
Government confirms tax policy direction and considers law amendments.1 source
Albanese government proposes tax reforms in Australia, rooted in Howard era GST ideas.1 source
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