Date:
Sun, March 09, 2008 11:05:45 PMFrom:
couriermail.com.au
Subject:
The Courier-Mail: Pay-as-you-go tax for roads
Courier-Mail
Harry, this is your Courier-Mail update for Monday, 10 March 2008
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Pay-as-you-go tax for roads
MOTORISTS will be automatically hit with a special levy when they drive on congested roads under proposed tax changes before the Federal Government. It is hoped the changes will alter people's driving habits.
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