Federal Budget Expected To Cut The Cost Of Living But How Much Will Aussies Actually See

As hip-pocket pressures plague millions of Australians, addressing the cost of living is set to dominate tonight's Federal Budget, but how much will Aussies see back in their wallet? 10 News First Political Editor Peter van Onselen explains.

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[MeBeingAble]

so theres a lot of hot air & no actual help

[jonr]

Gov. makes about 500% profit/ 40 dollars profit on every 50 cigerettes, they sell alcohol at a 300% mark up and petrol is way over 2bucks a litre and the retirement fund. All top priorities for working/lower class priorities. Middle class care about childcare mortgages and education and retirement funds. For upper class/blue collar its insurance taxes, mortgages and retirement. All three share a need for better healthcare/aged care and a reduced cost of living thats bigger than any <1% changes. Everything else is a secondary distraction. We have ten years to sort it out before half the population dies alone, waiting for ambos or doctors and too old to work. No amount of digital /aero/outer space will compensate for a happy ending

[adiintel]

Typical goverment short term thinking how about they sack most of the politicians atleast then it will save tax payers few million.

[lolitavlcek]

HAPPY. TUE. THE PROJECT AUSTRALIA NOW. WHEN IT COMES TO SUPPORTS. WE. DONT KNOW. IF US. TRUE OR. NOT. PETROL. THE. SAME. PRIZED. LET. SEE. WHATS GONNA. HAPPENED WE. R. WAITING BUDGET AGAIN