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Up the pointy end

5 August 2017

9:00 AM

5 August 2017

9:00 AM

Bill Shorten has ramped up Labor’s efforts to stoke envy among the many by maligning the success of the few, taking aim at trusts and other trimmings of our so-called ‘two-class’ tax system.

According to Shorten, most Australians live their lives under the thumb of the ‘economy class tax system’, getting by with access to only a few vanilla deductions.

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