Tax cuts take centre stage and a move to ban fundraising from parliament

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The stage-three tax cuts are the final phase of the Morrison government’s three-step plan to reform Australia’s tax system. Source: Moment RF / krisanapong detraphiphat/Getty Images

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The federal government is being pressed to categorically rule out any changes to legislated tax cuts which are due to come into effect in 2024. While political fundraisers at Parliament House are to be abolished in the lead up to the federal budget.

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