Dividends are NOT tax-free — they’re taxable just like other income. Franking credits serve to reduce the tax payable on dividend income, the rationale being that 30% tax (usually) has already been paid by the company which paid the dividend.
Please check your facts before making blanket statements that are patently wrong.
Projected Half Yearly Dividend for FY 22, page-469
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