Maverick senator’s new party unveils bold election tax overhaul
Outspoken former Liberal Party member Senator Gerard Rennick’s new People First Party has launched its first election campaign, promising a bold overhaul of the tax system.
Outspoken former Liberal Party member Senator Gerard Rennick’s new People First Party has launched its first election campaign, promising a bold overhaul of the tax system.
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