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Originally posted by Dave R ↑

He was correct. Labor is not introducing any new taxes.
They are instead rolling back a lot of the overly generous tax concessions mainly used by the rich to avoid paying their fair share of tax.
I'd go a lot further than what Labor is proposing and remove every rort, but at least they are making a start.
And Labor will have the revenue to fund spending promises, unlike the Coalition whose promises would be funded by more debt.

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Hi Dave
History shows us that Labor always spend big and the money has to come from somewhere and it has always come from increased fees, taxes and charges
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