Brisbane Times
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·8 hours ago
Albanese rejects proposed gas export tax to safeguard energy supplier reputation
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rejected a proposed 25 percent gas export tax, emphasizing Australia's relationships with Asian fuel suppliers amid escalating oil crises. Albanese stated that maintaining Australia’s reputation as a reliable energy supplier is paramount. The government aims to strengthen fuel imports while resisting pressures from campaigns advocating for the new tax amid concerns for national security.
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