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Taylor’s rebooted death tax scare franchise is flimsy. But it might stick

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Taylor’s rebooted death tax scare franchise is flimsy. But it might stick
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Angus Taylor's campaign against a proposed 'death tax' is seen as opportunistic and disingenuous. Despite the flimsy nature of the claims, such scare tactics have historically proven effective in Australian politics. The opposition hopes to leverage this strategy to improve their standing in the polls.

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Publication timeMon, 18 May 2026 16:00:05 +1000
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