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The Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan has warned the Budget he hands down tonight will have hundreds of cuts in a bid to combat inflation.

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Budget will be tough but fair: Swan

The Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan has warned the... (more)

Channel:ABC AU Category:News

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