Labor government plans to ban debit card surcharges by 2026
Lewis Cain-McAliece
October 15, 2024
Prior to the ban the ACCC will receive $2.1 million in funding to crack down on illegal surcharging practices.
Prior to the ban the ACCC will receive $2.1 million in funding to crack down on illegal surcharging practices.
Even as they move more than 4,000 kilograms of groceries a week, their capacity is being stretched.
The scheme is set to cost $287 million in one-off payments to students at government schools.
Prior to the ban the ACCC will receive $2.1 million in funding to crack down on illegal surcharging practices.
Even as they move more than 4,000 kilograms of groceries a week, their capacity is being stretched.
The scheme is set to cost $287 million in one-off payments to students at government schools.
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Prior to the ban the ACCC will receive $2.1 million in funding to crack down on illegal surcharging practices.
Even as they move more than 4,000 kilograms of groceries a week, their capacity is being stretched.
The scheme is set to cost $287 million in one-off payments to students at government schools.
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