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Will the Government give motorists an election year sweetener?

Cuts to fuel excise duty, road user charges, half-price public transport all meant to be temporary.

A number of local and global factors are still stoking inflation fire.

The Government may have no option but to extend its fuel tax and road user cuts beyond January next year if inflation and fuel prices persist at stubbornly high levels.

To help with rising cost pressures, the Government introduced a 25c per litre reduction on the fuel excise duty and road user

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Jonathan Mitchell Tue, 02 Aug 2022
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