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Tasmania releases draft fuel-price-board laws

The Tasmanian Government last week circulated the draft legislation that will be used to enforce new fuel-price-board laws in the state. The draft legislation – Australian Consumer Law (Tasmania) Code of Practice for...

ACAPMA: Government fuel-policy hypocrisy

ACAPMA CEO Mark McKenzie has hit out at “periodic public and political bashings of the service-station industry in Australia”. “As one federal politician put it to me 18 months ago, no politician ever...

Ensuring fair and compliant workplaces

ACAPMA says the issue of wage underpayment has not gone away, with CEO Mark McKenzie last week attending a major forum to discuss the problem in Australian workplaces. Council of Small Business Australia...

Productivity commission recommends termination of biofuels mandates in NSW and Queensland

The Australian Productivity Commission (APC) has released its report detailing the findings of a year-long inquiry into regulation in the Australian agricultural sector. While many of the findings are irrelevant to the Australian...

Queensland considering new tobacco licensing laws

The Queensland Government is exploring the merits of introducing a licensing scheme for the sale of tobacco products throughout the state following the recommendations of a parliamentary inquiry. A copy of the Committee’s...

Consultation on new fuel-price board laws in Queensland

On February 26, the Queensland Government formally began consultation on a proposal to introduce new laws governing the operation of fuel-price boards across the state. In making the announcement, Queensland Energy Minister Mark...

ACAPMA reports system-wide failure of NSW FuelCheck

Early on Sunday 22 January 2017, ACAPMA began getting calls from NSW fuel retailers claiming that the NSW FuelCheck system was not reporting real-time price data. Two of the retailers who had reported...

Diesel exemption from dangerous goods code under review

The NSW Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) recently approached ACAPMA seeking comment on a proposal to remove the current exemption of diesel from the Australian Dangerous Goods Code. It is understood NSW EPA is...
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