Labor’s budget promised reform, but delivered only half measures

Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivered Labor's second-term budget last night, referencing "future generations" eight times while proposing tax and housing reforms. The columnist grades the government B on tax changes including negative gearing restrictions, A- on housing measures, and F on university fee reforms. Of seven proposed policies, only two were fully implemented, three partially addressed, and two missed entirely.

Summary by Glance · Brisbane Times