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Why neither party should ignore gender in this election

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imageFalse assumptions about the "average worker" impacts on decisions about childcare, paid parental leave and aged care funding.Flickr/Ian

Gender was invisible in the 2016 Budget. But as our gender audit of last week’s federal budget reveals, neither party can afford to ignore it in the current election campaign.

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