Frydenberg hits back at ALP states' fears over $40b in 'secret cuts'
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Josh Frydenberg has warned the states their ability to raise revenue would be hurt by Labor's $387 billion in higher taxes choking economic growth.
Josh Frydenberg has warned the states their ability to raise revenue would be hurt by Labor's $387 billion in higher taxes choking economic growth.
Social media users are being targeted with highly specific campaign advertisements, as both Labor and the Liberals finesse geo-targeting voters on Facebook and YouTube.
Bill Shorten has hit back at Coalition challenges over the cost of Labor's policies on reducing climate emissions, labelling attacks as "intellectually dishonest" and "malicious".
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Tim Storer, the Senator who cost the government its company tax cuts, has quit politics after 14 months.
The Labor leader promises middle Australia generous programs and income tax cuts paid for by others.
Robert Lighthizer and Steven Mnuchin are scheduled to fly to Beijing for face to face talks that bolster hope of a trade deal by late May.
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