Albanese concedes savings needed as he faces internal Labor pressure on cost-of-living crisis
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Prime minister vows not to slash health and education funding amid political problem over handling of economy Anthony Albanese has ruled out major cuts to health, education and essential services in December’s mid-year budget update, but conceded savings are required as Labor struggles to curb accel
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Albanese concedes savings needed as he faces internal Labor pressure on cost-of-living crisis. Prime minister vows not to slash health and education funding amid political problem over handling of economy Anthony Albanese has ruled out major cuts to health, education and essential services in December’s mid-year budget update, but conceded savings are required as Labor struggles to curb accel Covered by 1 publications. The Guardian World: Albanese concedes savings needed as he faces internal Labor pressure on cost-of-living crisis.
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- The Guardian World United Kingdom Albanese concedes savings needed as he faces internal Labor pressure on cost-of-living crisis Prime minister vows not to slash health and education funding amid political problem over handling of economy Anthony Albanese has ruled out major cuts to health, education and essential services in December’s mid-year budget update, but conceded savings are required as Labor struggles to curb accel 29 Oct · Tier 2
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