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DC bureau chief, @statesnewsroom. Past: @politico & @CQnow, @DMRegister DC Bureau. @DrakeUniversity J-school. Annoyingly Midwestern. Mom of 2 great people.

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ABS estimates 80pc of tobacco consumed in Australia last year illegal amid 'rapid growth' in black market

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By Jane Norman Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
An estimated 80 per cent of the cigarettes and vapes consumed in Australia last year were illegal, according to the Bureau of Statistics, which has analysed the "rapid growth" of the black market for the first time. The ABS analysis found nicotine consumption increased by almost 40 per cent between 2017 and 2025, while household spending on legal tobacco products fell dramatically over the same period.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Gas tax revenue revised up in budget aiming to 'fix' broken housing system

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By Jane Norman Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
national affairs correspondent Jane Norman Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed the tax on offshore gas projects has raised more revenue than expected this year, as he prepares to hand down a budget focused on fixing a "broken" housing market and tax system. Mr Chalmers is widely expected to break an election promise and overhaul the 50 per cent capital gains tax discount and negative gearing in Tuesday night's budget, which he admitted contained "a lot of political risk".
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Gas export restrictions and better domestic prices promised under new east coast reservation policy

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By Jane Norman Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A new east coast gas reserve will "drive down" prices, according to the federal government and ensure Australia is no longer "hostage" to international markets. From July next year, Queensland's three LNG ventures will be required, by law, to set aside 20 per cent of their export volumes for Australian users, creating a "modest oversupply" in the domestic market.
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