After floating the balloon last week, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the Albanese Government is looking at the tax breaks offered to Aussies with super balances of more than $3 million – which equates to less than 1% of the population. Speaking yesterday, Chalmers said those who have more than that amount are attracting “incredibly concessional tax arrangements”, and with the government’s finances squeezed, tax breaks on multi-million-dollar balances could change. Over the weekend, Coalition MPs said any changes to super would mean the Albanese Government mislead voters. Feeling a bit more ready with the red pen was Climate and Energy Minister Chris Bowen… He says the government won’t take up a Greens’ suggestion of imposing bans on new coal and gas projects. That’s come up as part of negotiations for measures to help hit Australia’s more ambitious emissions reduction targets.