At an event hosted by business, the shadow treasurer defended the Coalition’s tax plans and the incumbent recited Labor’s talking points. CEOs were unimpressed.
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It didn’t seem to matter whether the questions came from the chief executive of a fund manager or Sydney naturopath Christine Pope – businesses large and small wanted to know what a future government would do on taxes.
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