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Bakers pay for flour, builders pay for bricks. Gas companies should pay for gas: Richard Denniss

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By Tegan George, Matt Grudnoff, Amy Remeikis Verified
| thepoint.com.au
Australia has spent decades giving away its gas for free because politicians and senior officials have been unwilling to admit they were “conned” by the industry, according to Australia Institute co-CEO Dr Richard Denniss. Speaking on his What’s the Point podcast, the prominent economist said policymakers in the late nineties and early 2000s “fell for this magic pudding”, believing the gas industry would one day “pay a lot of tax and we’d all be rich”. “And guess what?
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'Money promised years ago hasn't turned up': Economists argue GST shortfall has left state and territory governments billions of dollars short

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By Tegan George, Matt Grudnoff, Amy Remeikis Verified
| thepoint.com.au
As state and territory governments face mounting pressure over debt and the delivery of essential services, some economists argue a flawed federal tax system – not spending decisions alone – has left them billions of dollars short. The Australia Institute’s Research Director Rod Campbell told podcast Follow The Money that states were being ‘shortchanged’ because the Goods and Services Tax (GST) had failed to deliver the growing revenue stream it once promised.
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The fight to pay super to under-18s | Dollars & Sense

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By Amy Remeikis Verified, Tegan George
| thepoint.com.au
Skip to main content VIDEO In this Dollars & Sense episode highlight, Senior Economist Matt Grudnoff unpacks the debate around paying superannuation to underage workers, and why changes to the system could be coming.
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