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The treasurer has locked in his third budget and on Tuesday night Australians will find out what's in it. Income tax cuts will be the main feature and there may be some help with energy bills, too. But Jim Chalmers insists the budget will show restraint.
The treasurer has locked in his third budget and on Tuesday night Australians will find out what's in it. Income tax cuts will be the main feature and there may be some help with energy bills, too. But Jim Chalmers insists the budget will show restraint.
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