Reports: Carbon tax breaks planned for heavy energy users

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Government set to offer rebates to energy-intensive industries next month in a bid to lessen impact of carbon floor price

A select handful of energy-intensive industries may be given a free pass that allows them to avoid proposed environmental levies when the government announces its planned growth review next month. The...

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