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Australia on Wednesday. “The government has done the right thing on housing but it is imperative that the CGT change doesn’t create a new and further distortion to the economy by exempting all other
tax cuts. A new [Redbridge Group/Accent Research](https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/one-nation-surges-ahead-of-labor-as-budget-flops-poll-20260531-p602d9) poll published in the Australian Financial Review put One Nation ahead of Labor for the first time, making it the most popular political party
capital gains tax concessions for startup businesses after [a meme-fuelled backlash to the budget](https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/may/17/tech-founders-use-ai-generated-images-to-poke-fun-at-anthony-albanese-in-protest-against-tax-changes), with some wary that scare campaigns could “get out of hand” without clearer explanation of the changes
capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms will force investors out and let new homebuyers in. However, renters who aren’t able to buy a house are being left behind. The reforms are expected
negative gearing, capital gains tax and trusts were in part designed to counter One Nation and the myriad frustrations driving voters to embrace rightwing populism. Labor and its trade union allies have also shifted