The Coalition will also seek to flatten tax brackets by 2024, cutting the 32.5 per cent tax bracket to 30 per cent.
The Budget forecasts a 5 per cent unemployment rate for the next four years, with wage growth tipped to grow from 2.5 per cent in 2018-19 to 3.5 per cent by 2012-22.The Coalition is also promising to spend $100 billion on roads and rail over a decade. The Coalition is pledging to spend the most money a government has ever spent on a royal commission, offering more than half a billion dollars to investigate the mistreatment and institutional abuse experienced by people with a disability.The Budget papers also show there has been a $1.6 billion underspend on the National Disability Insurance Scheme over the forward estimates.
The Budget papers show the Government will spend $150 million this financial year and only $23 million in 2019-20 for regional processing on the island. There is no additional funding for future years.
While taking 1.86 billion from the NDIS cuts to abc sbs and the enviroment
Josh - ‘Stephen Bradbury’ - Frydenburg sounds like an evangelical preacher. Hallelujah brother. Oh the contradictions. Talking about protecting future generations economically but ignoring climate change. JoshFrydenberg
Boring
Re-electing them?
Steak knives?