Via The Guardian:
Bill Shorten has pledged to “go further and do better” for low and middle-income Australians, supporting the Turnbull government’s first phase of budget tax cuts, and then almost doubling the tax relief from 2019-20 for up to 10 million workers.
The Labor leader used his budget reply speech to launch Labor’s campaign for the byelections that have been triggered in several states as a consequence of this week’s high court decision in the Katy Gallagher case – outbidding the Coalition on tax relief for its heartland.
