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Labor's tax defence is backfiring with young voters

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Labor's tax defence is backfiring with young voters
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Labor's recent tax changes have sparked significant backlash, particularly among young voters. Despite the criticism, Labor continues to assert that many complaints are unfounded and politically motivated. The party's defensive stance may be alienating younger constituents who feel their concerns are being dismissed.

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analysisLabor has picked a fight on tax, but not all critics are vested interestsBy chief digital political correspondent Clare ArmstrongTopic:Government and PoliticsSun 24 May 2026 at 5:00amSun 24 May 2026 at 5:00amSun 24 May 2026 at 5:00amTranscripts of press conferences and interviews with Jim Chalmers and Anthony Albanese this week are littered with accusations "political opponents" and their "allies" are distorting Labor's budget to suit their own ends. (ABC News: Callum Flinn)abc.net.au/news/labor-budget-defence-backlash-capital-gains-housing-wages/106692288Link copiedShareShare article"Attacked non-stop" declared the subject line of an email Labor sent party members this week asking for donations to help fight the "vested interests" railing against its tax changes.As backlash…

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