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CGT, negative gearing changes needed for social cohesion: PM

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By Phillip Coorey Verified
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese claims social cohesion is at stake as he makes the case to the public to pare back negative gearing concessions and the capital gains tax discount for investors in next month’s federal budget. With resilience one of the key themes of the May 12 budget, Albanese says the issues extend beyond securing supply chains and beefing up national security, to ensuring society does not fall apart over the widening intergenerational divide caused by the housing crisis.
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Labor secures hospital funding deal, delays autism program rollout

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By Phillip Coorey Verified, Michael Smith Verified, Michaël Smith
| EIN News
The Albanese government has sealed a hospital funding deal with the states by upping its offer by $2 billion over the next five years for a total of $25 billion extra in exchange for delaying a new program designed to stem the flood of children joining the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Labor on Friday agreed to cut the states some slack in helping ease the pressure on the $50 billion scheme by giving them an extra six months to fully implement the Thriving Kids initiative.
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Australian opposition finally abandons Net Zero Targets. Government calls them names…

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By Jo Nova, Phillip Coorey Verified
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By Jo Nova After spending six months wallowing in the pain of indecision, the Liberal Party has done the obvious and only thing they could do and stepped back from Global Weather Control. Party members in nearly every state had been pleading for this. The polls show it has been a buried goldmine for votes in Australian politics for more than a decade (Tony Abbott won a 90 seat landslide in 2013). Minor right wing parties were stealing the conservative base out from under their feet.
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