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The Federal Government could soften changes to family tax benefits, as it works to pass budget savings.
There are reports changes to Part B of the benefit could be scaled back to win the support of crossbench senators.
It would see households retain the payment until their youngest child turns 10 or 12, rather than the current six.
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