Transport costs in Australia are far higher than they should be
Some capital-city Australians are forking out 17pc of household income on transportation. It shouldn’t be this way | WATCH
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A full-fledged petrol price gouge, top-dollar toll roads and premium-priced public transport — getting from A to B costs Australians an arm and a leg, and there’s nothing you or the ACCC can do about it.
As much as 17 per cent of household income is going into the pockets of companies lacking serious market competition. Watch the video for the full story
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