Curbing well-off taxpayers' access to key programs could save billions
Curbing well-off taxpayers' access to programs could save Australia about $21 billion annually, a new report indicates. The findings suggest that limiting subsidies for childcare and pensions may aid in addressing the country's economic challenges. Analysts warn that without further reforms, Australia’s economic outlook remains bleak, with productivity growth stagnating and living standards declining.
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Published 10 Jul 2026, 19:00 UTC · Updated 10 Jul 2026, 19:10 UTC
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