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Anthony Albanese concedes CGT reform is ‘difficult’ amid poor poll result

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended the 2026 budget as a necessary move to rebalance taxes on income from work compared to earnings from assets.

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New Polling Shows Australians Are Unsure About Federal Budget As Albanese Defends Changes

The Prime Minister has been forced to defend the government's changes to property and wealth taxes as new polling shows Australians feel unsure about the reforms.