Treasurer Jim Chalmers says changes to Australia’s negative gearing and capital gains tax will be announced in the federal budget. Multiple reports state the package is intended to help younger people access home ownership, with the government estimating benefits for about 75,000 young people. Both outlets report that the measures relate specifically to negative gearing and the capital gains tax regime, though they do not provide further policy details in the excerpts. The announcements are scheduled for budget night. The reports present the government’s stated target outcome—that a new home will be within reach for eligible first-time or younger buyers—while acknowledging that the specific structure of the tax changes is yet to be released. Overall, the coverage centers on the upcoming budget measures and the government’s forecast of the number of people who would benefit, rather than on any enacted changes or parliamentary outcomes.