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Business groups are howling over the budget, and it’s getting messy

The chorus of detractors hasn’t faded since budget night, but has risen to a full-throated roar just as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to federal parliament.

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theage.com.auStai leggendo5 h fa

Business groups are howling over the budget, and it’s getting messy

The chorus of detractors hasn’t faded since budget night, but has risen to a full-throated roar just as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to federal parliament.

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sbs.com.au10 h fa

Labor moves to push through controversial tax reforms despite backlash

Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced what he called a "bill for workers, first home buyers and future generations" to parliament.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·theage.com.au

    Labor MPs lobby for urgent capital gains tax changes as Chalmers digs in

    A day before Labor puts forward its tax changes in parliament, Chalmers has defended a policy that has opened up a political brawl on wealth creation and economic growth.

  2. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·sbs.com.au

    Labor moves to push through controversial tax reforms despite backlash

    Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced what he called a "bill for workers, first home buyers and future generations" to parliament.

  3. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·theage.com.au

    Business groups are howling over the budget, and it’s getting messy

    The chorus of detractors hasn’t faded since budget night, but has risen to a full-throated roar just as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to federal parliament.