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Start-up founders are calling on the federal government to rethink ending the 50% capital gains tax discount - over fears it will cripple the sector.
The newly proposed inflation indexation model - announced in the federal budget last week - has been called the most punitive tax treatment on start-up equity in the western world by some in the sector.
We hear from all sides on the debate, including the federal government and an independent long calling for tax reform. 
Then, we get the latest on the Diphtheria outbreak from South Australia. 
And we cross to north London as Arsenal take out the EPL. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Farmers in Western Australia are facing what they're calling the worst mouse plague on record, with up to 4,000 mice recorded per hectare of land.

A warning - this Changing Australia conversation will discuss suicide.
Dr Oliver Liyou's first memory is of being chased by a horse.
It didn't stop him from becoming an equine vet, who's worked to improve the economic viability of rural veterinary practice and led the way in the critical area of equine dentistry.
During the disastrous 2022 floods in New South Wales, he helped many sick and injured horses at a temporary hospital on his property.
And as many vets face serious mental health issues, he's sharing his own experiences to help others.
If you or anyone you know needs help, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. 
Guest: Dr Oliver Liyou, equine vet, founder of Equine Veterinary and Dental Services

Home care price caps to stop older Australians from being overcharged have been deferred indefinitely. 
The Shadow Minister for Health and Aging is concerned the government's aged care reforms have been mishandled.
GUEST: Anne Ruston, Shadow Minister for Health and Aged Care 
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle

The government is continuing its sales pitch on contentious tax reform proposals outlined in the budget last week.