Sam Maiden

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109 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 29 May

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7am · Teal party power and Albo’s political booby trap: the week in politics · 29 May 2026 podcast

Remember when you had the Lamington?

Yeah, I mean, like it's just classic wedge politics.

All governments do it and they're basically trying to set up a situation where

Angus Taylor finds himself back in that position that he found himself before the election.

which was really important in terms of really making life extremely difficult in retrospect for Peter Dutton because they voted against tax cuts.

And there's so much kind of material on the public record about how Liberal Party elders recognised that this was a huge mistake.

So they're trying to set that situation up again.

I mean, they kind of are putting everything into one legislation and they're not because while the bulk of the, you know, if you want...

headline skeleton changes that we're going to do something to negative gearing we're going to do something to cgt yes that's in the legislation but the detail as it applies for example to some of the more controversial elements like startups and things like that they're putting off to a later tranche of legislation and they've also been forced to put some of it off to a short sharp senate inquiry on

I don't see that as catastrophic as some people want to make it because the Greens are really controlling that.

They have said, look, we can get this done in a pretty tight timeframe.

I think it's June 22 or something like that.

I mean, it's very fast, right?

So if they have to accept a three-week delay to get the Greens to go through the motions of doing this, the Greens obviously want to go further.

You know, they want to know why the government is grandfathering so much of this.

I don't think that that's a big drama really for the Labor Party.

Yeah, well, I mean, I know what the Labor MPs that are on those backbench committees that are talking to the Treasurer are talking about.

And, you know, one of the ideas that they have is that, you know, there's all these existing carve-outs and the government has been getting a little cranky because some of the people who've been like hopping onto TikTok and saying they're going to be taxed 47%, the government points out some of those people are covered by existing

existing carve-outs, right?

So they're not going to be affected.

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