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Peter Dutton weighs in on tax cuts ahead of next election

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has left the door open for potential income tax cuts but would not confirm whether the Coalition will take a concrete policy to the next election.
Peter Dutton, the Opposition Leader, has expressed his views on the upcoming tax cuts, emphasizing the need for tax relief for middle Australia. He criticized the government's handling of the economy, particularly highlighting the rising cost of living and inflation. Dutton suggested that the tax cuts, originally legislated by the Coalition, should be maintained to provide financial relief to families struggling with increased expenses. He warned that any changes to these tax cuts could be detrimental to the economic well-being of many Australians. This statement comes as part of the broader political debate on economic policy and taxation ahead of the next federal election, where economic issues are expected to play a significant role.

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