All public offices will receive a four per cent increase.
Federal politicians will receive their biggest pay rise in nearly a decade with all public offices to receive a 4 per cent increase.
The decision was made after The Remuneration Tribunal, the body in charge of the parliamentary pay reviews, said they had made "conservative" increases in the past, which were not up to date with Australia's "economic conditions". It means the base salary of an MP will rise from $217,000 to $225,680. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's salary will go from $564,200 to $586,768 while opposition leader Peter Dutton's salary will increase from $401,450 to $417,508.Federal politicians will receive their biggest pay rise in nearly a decade with all public offices to receive a 4 per cent increase.
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