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The Federal Government says the so-called Super Saturday by-elections on July the 28th will act as a referendum on which party has the best plan for the economy and jobs. The electoral challenge comes as the Finance Minister has announced the proposed tax cuts for big business will be put on hold.

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The Federal Government says the so-called Super Saturday by-elections on July the 28th will act as a referendum on which party has the best plan for the economy and jobs. The electoral challenge comes as the Finance Minister has announced the proposed tax cuts for big business will be put on hold.

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