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Albanese goes on tri-state blitz to tout budget tax changes
Prime minister, Anthony AlbaneseThis morning he’s on Triple M Hobart talking about his budget plans and continuing the campaign to announce the latest federal budget. He emphasizes once again that changes to capital gains tax relief and negative adjustments are a recalibration of fairness in the housing system.
He said:
First home buyers at an auction are competing against an investor, with the taxpayer on the investor’s side.
if they [the investor] they have to choose and they come to the end… they are in a stronger position because the taxpayer, [if they have to pay more]They increased their tax cuts…it’s not fair.
Albanese is on a tri-state blitz today; breakfast in Hobart, lunch in Adelaide and dinner in Perth.
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Good morning, happy Monday. Nick Visser I’m here to start the blog. Here’s what’s on deck:
New South Wales police We charged nearly 1,000 people with a total of more than 2,000 charges as part of a statewide operation targeting offenders with a history of domestic violence. This effort is intended to ensure the safety and well-being of victims of domestic and family violence, officials said.
Meanwhile, concert pianist Jayson Gillham Discrimination proceedings against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will begin today. He is suing the orchestra for the termination of his contract, which ended after he performed a work dedicated to the journalists killed in Gaza in 2024.
I am sure there will be many more to come, stay with us and we will bring you the latest updates.
