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Wie sich die Berichterstattung zu Export Tax im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt hat.
Themen, die häufig zusammen mit Export Tax behandelt werden.
Die Treibstoffkrise führt dazu, dass mehr Wähler zu erneuerbaren Energien wechseln wollen, anstatt an fossilen Brennstoffen festzuhalten.
theguardian.com• Der Premierminister erklärt, dass mitten in einer globalen Brennstoffkrise „der denkbar schlechteste Zeitpunkt“ sei, um Australiens Partnerschaften mit asiatischen Handelspartnern zu gefährden. • Premierminister Anthony Albanese hat bestätigt, dass der Bundeshaushalt im nächsten Monat keine neue Steuer auf bestehende Gasexportverträge enthalten wird, während er die „populistische“ Kampagne, die eine Abgabe für die Produzenten fordert, kritisierte. • Wie letzte Woche berichtet, war Albanese bereit, den Druck zur Einführung einer 25-prozentigen Steuer auf Gasexporte abzulehnen, da er befürchtete, dass diese Intervention dieselben asiatischen Handelspartner vergrämen könnte, auf die Australien bei der Versorgung mit Diesel und Benzin angewiesen ist.
theguardian.comDavid Pocock says prime minister – who is trying to shore up fuel supplies – is parroting industry talking pointsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor is poised to reject a growing push for a new 25% tax on gas exports in next month’s budget, prompting David Pocock to accuse the government of “caving in” to the gas industry.It’s understood the government has elected not to pursue a new tax on gas exports in the budget, prompted in part by the global oil crisis and Anthony Albanese’s diplomatic efforts in shoring up fuel supply from Asian allies by pledging reliable access to liquefied natural gas. Continue reading...
theguardian.comShell Australia says campaign needed to ‘counter-balance’ claims by levy advocates – but Ed Husic urges industry ‘do not spend millions defending the indefensible’The gas giants are mounting a multi-million dollar advertising campaign to fight against a new export tax, prompting Labor MP Ed Husic to accuse the industry of “defending the indefensible”.Shell Australia is among half-a-dozen oil and gas companies contributing around $1m to an Australian Energy Producers (AEP) campaign that attempts to justify the amount of tax the industry pays, a parliamentary inquiry heard on Wednesday. Continue reading...
theguardian.comACT independent David Pocock is calling for a 25% tax on gas exports to fund welfare and housing. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor should use the proceeds of limiting tax concessions for property investors and a crackdown on gas export profits to fund welfare increases and build housing, charities and social service groups say.Ahead of next month’s federal budget, the Albanese government is under pressure to wind back negative gearing rules and the 50% capital gains tax discount for property investments, and to tax more of the profits from soaring commodity exports, pushed up by the global energy shock.People on the lowest incomes are skipping meals, delaying medical care and rationing energy just to get by.Frontline services are operating at capacity, facing growing demand and increasingly complex needs. Current policy settings are not meeting the needs of our communities – it’s clear that significant and sustained public investment is essential. Continue reading...
theguardian.comThis blog is now closedAustralia to release nearly 20% of fuel stockpile as Bowen insists country ‘nowhere near’ running outGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastJoyce says surge in support for One Nation reflects will of the people, not political jostlingBarnaby Joyce spoke to RN Breakfast this morning about One Nation’s targets in the next federal election.We want to win seats wherever they are. We have no real target against National seats or Liberal seats, but we want to give people the option to vote for us in Labor seats, in National seats, and Liberal seats, and in teal seats.If people choose to vote for One Nation, then you must respect that choice. You must understand. You do not own their vote. You earn their vote. Continue reading...
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