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Australia's Business Groups Push for Regulation Cuts

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Business groups in Australia are urging the government to review and cut regulations, aiming to reduce compliance costs and boost supply chains. The federal budgets final numbers are delayed due to global trade disruptions, adding complexity to inflation predictions. Company directors report annual compliance costs of nearly $160 billion, while farmers face challenges from new environmental laws. Advocacy groups propose a gas export levy and changes to investment property taxes, potentially raising billions for housing and welfare. Finance Minister Katy Gallagher balances business proposals with government priorities, set to finalize budget details in the coming weeks.

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