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Back big polluters or the people: ACF

THE FEDERAL government could save $5.2 billion in the coming financial year alone by reforming subsidies and tax breaks that encourage pollution, the Australian Conservation Foundation said.

Jacqueline Ong

ACF's federal budget submission calls on the government to reform the Fuel Tax Credit scheme, repeal tax breaks for oil and gas assets, abolish aviation fuel concessions and invest in initiatives to protect...

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