Australian Labor politician says the thing we've been saying for 40 years, we could have been Norway. Foreign oil and coal companies have been stealing our resources legally for decades. Australians could have be paying 50% of the taxes we've been paying, or less. #auspol #taxmultinationals #coal
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Labor Politician Goes ROGUE! Mentions Aussie Gas Rort Out Loud. Media Ignores it | Punters Politics

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Biggest rort of all | The West Report ft. Punters Politics

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Gas Press Conference | David Pocock, Monique Ryan, Richard Denniss

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#Gas companies are meant to pay royalties for the right to extract and sell Australian gas. But no royalties are paid on 56% of gas exported from Australia. A new report from the Australia Institute, Australia's Great Gas Giveaway, shows that over the last four years, multinational companies made $149 billion exporting royalty-free gas. Australians have missed out on at least $13.3 billion in revenue that could have been raised over the last four years had royalties been charged on royalty-free gas. #fossilfuels #auspol #taxmultinationals #taxmultinationalcorporations

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Gas companies paying no royalties | Mark Ogge on ABC News

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#TikTok, #nuclearenergy, the 'ute tax' politicians' expenses? Pfft. How about the Tax Office mollycoddling #multinationals while targetting ordinary people with its #Robodebt scheme!
#auspol #taxmultinationals #taxmultinationalcorporations

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Scam of the Week - The Taxman Can

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If only Australia taxed resources properly

Justin Fabo at Antipodean Macro has posted the below chart showing how resources excluding gold completely dominate Australia’s exports: As noted by Fabo, “rock and gas exports from Australia are roughly $33 billion (currently) every month, or circa 15% of Australia’s GDP”. It is a key reason why the mining sector comprises such a large

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Mining industry threatens to unleash ad campaign against Labor unless it rules out windfall profits tax

Minerals Council opens new front between resources sector and Albanese government who are already at war over IR changes

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