Scott Morrison says package is a win for ‘hardworking Australians quietly going about their lives’

As the Senate gets set to vote on the full $158bn package, Coalition and Labor remain at odds over how much should flow to high earners in a softening economyLIVE: Jacqui Lambie backs Coalition’s 2019 income tax cuts package

What is Labor afraid of? Appeasing Liberal party policy merely allows them to legislate their madness without criticism

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman adopted a dual track approach in the Budget. She stuck to welfare and is aiming for growth. Both need to work for the party’s political base to stick

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison secured the most sweeping changes to the nation’s tax system in more than a decade, delivering a major legislative victory for his newly elected government and injecting stimulus into the slowing economy.

The Federal Government, having locked in crossbench support, attracts Labor's votes to pass all three stages of its $158 billion income tax cut plan.