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Live: 'Are you better off than three years ago?': Dutton outlines pitch to voters

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics

The race is on: Election campaign to be fought on cost of living, energy

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Australian Federal Elections

They've been in parliament for decades. That could be over within weeks

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics

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Palace says king was hospitalised with cancer treatment side effects

King Charles is forced to cancel public engagements after being taken to hospital due to side effects from his ongoing cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace says.
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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Royalty

In an election where anything can happen, here are seats that matter most

With marginal seats everywhere and a range of third party challenges, there are plenty of storylines to watch.
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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government

Chinese scientists transplant gene-modified pig liver into human body

The trial was part of a small — but growing — group of animal-to-human organ transplants, in a practice known as "xenotransplantation".  But will pig livers eventually replace human organ transplants?
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Source: ABC ScienceTopic: Surgery

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Federal budget 2025

Find out if you're among the budget's winners or losers

The Albanese government has delivered its final budget ahead of an election in May, with a fresh new round of tax cuts the major offer. Find out who else is set to benefit and who may miss out. 

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Budget

From students to pensioners, here's what the budget means for your bills

Changes to Medicare, fresh tax cuts and more energy bill relief — here's what the federal government's latest budget means for the cost-of-living crisis.
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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Budget

The budget expands the Help to Buy housing scheme. Here's how it works

The federal government will spend another $800 million to provide first home buyers with the opportunity to own a property with lower deposits and smaller mortgages.
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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Budget

The $17b tax cut no-one saw coming came at the right time for Labor

Treasurer Jim Chalmers warned there would be little, if anything, new in this document given the government had planned to call an election earlier this month, negating the need for a budget. That plan took an abrupt about turn.
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Source: ABC NewsTopic: Budget

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