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labor plays down chances of post budget poll boost c 22295374
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- Treasurer Jim Chalmers downplayed post-budget popularity boost.
- Coalition's tax bracket indexing policy projected to cost $22.5 billion over four years.
- 44% of voters believe budget will negatively affect their households.
- Over 80% feel Labor has broken promises on property tax concessions.
- Prime Minister Albanese stated young investors still have housing market opportunities.
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