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Home Council Federal Politics

Budget 2018 – Tax Breaks for more than half of the Electorate of Flynn…

by Ruandi Van Der Merwe
17 May 2018
in Federal Politics, Finance, Top Stories
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Key takeaways from the 2018 Budget
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The day after the release of Scott Morrison’s third Federal Budget, our local member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd says there’s a lot to be happy about in the financial statement for the people of Flynn, in terms of the continuation of existing initiatives we like, and tax breaks for a large majority of  low to middle-income earners:

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Ruandi Van Der Merwe

Ruandi Van Der Merwe

Ruandi is a journalist for Gladstone News, passionate about sharing local community stories and feel-good features that celebrate the people of our region.

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