Australian farmers oppose the Albanese government's proposed $50M biosecurity levy, citing existing levies and lack of transparency on funds usage.
Australian farmers express anger and frustration over the government's attempt to impose a $50M biosecurity protection levy on them. Despite strong opposition from various sectors including the Productivity Commission, Australian National University, and Freight & Trade Alliance, the Albanese government plans to move forward with the legislation. Farmers argue that they already pay enough in existing levies and are concerned about the administrative burden and lack of transparency surrounding how the collected funds would be spent.
February 27, 2024
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