Recent media
‘Only tiny’ carbon tax effect on mining jobs, The Age, 6 June
$10b hiding in super overlap: thinktank, The Canberra Times, 7 June
The price of shopping online versus the shopping mall, Online Opinion, 27 May
Study questions level of carbon tax job losses, ABC The World Today, 6 June
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