“The Business Council of Australia I think have got a lot of things wrong lately, the Labor party seems very enamoured with big business, they seem somewhat hypnotised,” Mr Canavan told Sky News Australia.
“This is a tax that’s going to hit every Australian – it’s effectively a tax on anyone who has to wear bright coloured clothing to work, it’s a tax on our hi-vis industries. “We will keep fighting for small business, we’ll keep fighting for Australian families who just want a solution to their cost-of-living concerns – this government seems to have no answers for people except these massive new taxes.”
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