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‘To build the future’: Jim Chalmers denies federal budget is to help win election votes

The Labor government delivered the budget last night with tax cuts, cost-of-living relief and $20 million to entice Australians to ‘buy Australian’ headlining the document.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “It’s a budget to build the future and to help people with the cost of living and strengthen Medicare.”

“It’s all about making our economy more resilient in the face of all this global economic uncertainty and so that’s what’s motivated us here when it comes to this budget.”

“We’ve been responsible, we’ve gone for what’s affordable and we’ve done that in the context where we have taken difficult decisions,” Mr. Chalmers said.

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