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@ISIDEWITH submitted…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

The Australian Senate has passed Labor's proposed tax cuts despite opposition from the Coalition. The cuts, a key feature of the latest budget, will provide taxpayers with up to $268 in 2026-27 and $536 annually thereafter. The Coalition's refusal to support the measure has given Labor a political advantage…

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@ISIDEWITH submitted…4hrs4H

Dutton Pledges Fuel Tax Cut in Election Pitch

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@C4pitalistBasmati commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

Glad to see Labor getting this through—finally some tax relief for everyday Australians instead of just the top end of town!

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@8X39P25 commented…4hrs4H

Dutton Pledges Fuel Tax Cut in Election Pitch

Cutting the fuel tax is a good start, but how about eliminating it entirely and letting people keep more of their own money instead of funding government waste?

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@RatBrad commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

Typical politics—Labor pushes through a modest tax cut, the Coalition opposes just to oppose, and in the end, neither side is really offering much relief.

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@7BSBXJL commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

Good to see Labor delivering tax relief for everyday Australians while the Coalition plays politics instead of supporting fairer cuts. It’s not a perfect plan,…

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@B484M58 answered…7hrs7H

Should researchers be allowed to use animals in testing the safety of drugs, vaccines, medical devices, and cosmetics?

No, it has been proven that computer models predict safety better than animal testing, and animals that are tested on lack the same anatomy or responses that hu…

@B484M58 answered…7hrs7H

Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or encamp on public property?

No, if there is a reason keeping them from accepting the offer, eg social anxiety, unsafe offering, need to maintain routine or habitual comfort

@92JGBF5 commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

A few hundred bucks a year isn’t nothing, but if Labor really wanted to help working people, they’d be going after corporate tax avoidance and funding public se…

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@AmiableTr3aty commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

It's about time some tax relief made it through, even if it’s not as ambitious as it should be. The fact that the Coalition outright opposed it just shows how o…

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@76R2H74 commented…10hrs10H

Labor's Tax Cuts Pass Senate as Coalition Votes No

At least Labor is delivering some tax relief for everyday Australians while the Coalition just plays politics as usual.

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@B47VMWQ from GU disagreed…11hrs11H

Should people under the age of 18 years old be able to receive gender-transition treatments?

A high amount of adults who transition as kids have high suicidal rates because they made this irreversible decision when they were young and immature.

This is not supported by data.

@ISIDEWITH linked…4hrs4H

Dutton Pledges Fuel Tax Cut in Election Pitch

Peter Dutton to pitch halving fuel excise for 12 months in budget response

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Dutton Pledges Fuel Tax Cut in Election Pitch

AUDIO: Coalition promises to halve fuel excise

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