Fuel excise cut 'too focused on politics', analysts say as concerns grow
Some energy analysts are questioning the federal government's temporary tax cuts on fuel, warning that lower prices may work against Australia's long-term needs and goals.
Fuel excise cut 'too focused on politics', analysts say as concerns grow
Some energy analysts are questioning the federal government's temporary tax cuts on fuel, warning that lower prices may work against Australia's long-term needs and goals.
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