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  The 2026 Federal Budget has dominated the harshest government critiques in Australian media over the past 24 hours, with both mainstream outlets and independent voices savaging the Albanese Labor government's handling of taxes, housing, and economic management. Sky News commentators like Peta Credlin described the backlash as "the worst since the Keating era," accusing the government of ramming through broken election promises on negative gearing and capital gains tax changes that will "destroy Labor's image" and deter investment. Independent Australia pulled no punches in a scathing analysis titled "The glaring problems with Labor’s dreadful, appalling, terrible 2026 Budget," outlining six fundamental criticisms, including how the measures will drive house prices higher, fail to deliver meaningful housing supply, and betray younger generations while favouring existing property investors. Mainstream economic and political coverage amplified conc...
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The Great Unravelling

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  ONE NATION SMASHES LABOR IN SHOCK POLL 31% to Labor’s 28% – Albanese’s “People’s Budget” a Total Flop “This is the beginning of the end for Albo” – Senior Labor MP (anonymous) Canberra is in meltdown this morning after the latest RedBridge/Accent poll delivered the worst news imaginable for Anthony Albanese: One Nation has surged to first place nationally on 31 per cent, Labor has slumped to 28 per cent, and the Coalition is a distant third on 20 per cent. Voters have delivered a brutal verdict on Jim Chalmers’ tax-heavy budget, with CGT changes and negative gearing reforms slammed as “economic vandalism” that will punish aspiration and crash the housing market. Editorial: The government that lectured us about “compassion” has just been told by ordinary Australians exactly where they can stick their compassion. Welcome to the age of the great Australian revolt. ALBO’S BUDGET IS A SUICIDE NOTE WRITTEN IN RED INK By “The Rattler” Never in modern Australian history has a governme...
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