Higher taxes needed as Coalition eyes extra $100 billion defence spend
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pledged significant increases to Australia's defence spending.
- Dutton's party seeks election next month amidst complex global security challenges.
- The plan involves allocating an extra A$21 billion over five years and increasing US military access.
- He aims for spending to reach 2.5% of GDP in five years and 3% within ten years.
- The spending aims to strengthen the defence force and ensure capabilities to defend the nation.
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Higher taxes needed as Coalition eyes extra $100 billion defence spend
The Coalition says its plan to lift defence spending will cost $21 billion. But its longer-term goal would make defence the second-largest budget cost.
·Sydney, Australia
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