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Ed Husic calls for 25% tax on gas exports in budget
Labor MP Ed Husic has urged the Australian government to impose a 25% tax on gas exports in the upcoming budget, arguing that multinational gas companies have had an 'obscenely sweet deal' for too long and that Australia should secure better returns from its abundant gas resources.
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1 evidence itemsAustralia news live: Ed Husic condemns ‘obscenely sweet’ gas deals; Anthony Albanese says national cabinet to discuss ‘long tail’ of fuel crisis
News · 1Apr 21, 2026, 7:50 AMOpen original source
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Australia news live: Ed Husic condemns ‘obscenely sweet’ gas deals; Anthony Albanese says national cabinet to discuss ‘long tail’ of fuel crisis
Apr 21, 2026, 7:50 AM
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