'Money promised years ago hasn't turned up': Economists argue GST shortfall has left state and territory governments billions of dollars short
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…
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