Australia news live: Jim Chalmers says he has ‘other priorities’ than a gas tax; Anthony Albanese calls to congratulate Andy Burnham
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers criticized rightwing political parties for exploiting economic insecurities and rejected calls from Labor members for a new gas tax, citing other reform priorities. Markets anticipate another interest rate hike by year-end. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called to congratulate UK politician Andy Burnham. The developments highlight ongoing political and economic debates in Australia.
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Chalmers claims rightwing parties will 'prey on' voter insecurities about the economy.
Jim Chalmers pushed back at calls from Labor members for a new tax on gas exports, saying the government had 'other priorities' for reform.
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Jim Chalmers pushed back at calls from Labor members for a new tax on gas exports, saying the government had 'other priorities' for reform.
The Guardian- Chalmers claims rightwing parties will 'prey on' voter insecurities about the economy.
- He accuses rightwing parties of championing 'anti-worker' policies.
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Jim Chalmers pushed back at calls from Labor members for a new tax on gas exports, saying the government had 'other priorities' for reform.
The GuardianMarkets are now expecting another rate hike by the end of the year.
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