Albanese Government's Tax Cut Changes Face First Test in Dunkley Byelection

Opposition leader Peter Dutton calls for election over 'significant change', while Greens push for more benefits for low- and middle-income earners.

Anthony Albanese's government has proposed changes to stage-three tax cuts, shifting benefits to low- and middle-income earners from those on higher wages.
The changes are set to benefit more than 13 million Australians, particularly those earning less than $150,000 annually.
The upcoming Dunkley byelection will be the first test of community support for Labor's changes to the Morrison government scheme.
Opposition leader, Peter Dutton, has demanded an election over the 'significant change' to the tax cuts, accusing Albanese of breaking an election promise.
The Greens, whose votes will be needed to pass the package, are pushing for more benefits for low- and middle-income earners.