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Poppy Johnston

Off-ramps built into Labor's future industries agenda

Treasurer Jim Chalmers pitched the Future Made in Australia policy at the National Press Club. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

A strict expiry date on tax incentives for renewable hydrogen and critical minerals will mean these sectors find their feet but don't rely on the federal budget forever.

Speaking at the National Press Club after delivering his third budget as federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers confirmed the measures would be phased out at the end of the next decade, once the emerging industries had matured. 

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