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Peter Dutton could back Labor's tax changes benefiting 11.5M Australians, including 2.9M who'd get nothing on July 1 under Scott Morrison's plan. But the No-alition is more interested in having a political fight than delivering cost of living relief to millions of Australians.

Katy Gallagher

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Steven2 years ago

Hawke lied about children in poverty. Gillard lied about Carbon Tax. Albo lied about the stage 3 tax cuts. These are the facts. Press ❤️ if you think Albo is a liar.

🇦🇺 CipherHash 🇦🇺2 years ago

Why should he support bad policy that will only make lower/middle income earners worse off ?

Tanya Poulter2 years ago

You could go to jail for bullying someone into so much stress they passed away but here we are

Julie2 years ago

You shouldn’t even have a job Gallagher after what you’ve done!

Francynancy2 years ago

Katy, you lied! How can anyone believe you or your government again? If you had curbed your wasteful spending you could have delivered the promised tax reform and more for low income Australians.

GuTTedPoSSuM🇦🇺✝️𝕏2 years ago

As if anyone would believe anything you have to say, traitor

Lisah Jay2 years ago

Chicken feed compared to costs people are paying. How about all you politicians step down and Australians can elect new people in. Your a nasty cult ripping off tax payers.

Tall, Blue, Blonde2 years ago

Relief? You are sinking the future with debt

Get Real Now2 years ago

Peter Dutton is not into dividing our people on race or on wealth . Labor isn't giving the poor a tax cut . Labor took 1500 off the low income earners. Stop fudging the numbers.

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