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Removal of the GST and the lowering of the fuel excise and a royal commission into price gouging

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Ben Bengtsson
7 years ago

Lower the fuel prices ASAP

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Jenny Mccluskey
7 years ago

Enough of the greed from government ordinary people cannot evenaffotf to go to work

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Lynette curtis
7 years ago

We are sick of these price hikes. It’s a burden in every Australian

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Olivia mewett
7 years ago

Please reduce these taxes on fuel! Help us out!!

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Michaela Reece
7 years ago

Just disgusting how prices keep going up with no reasonable explanation.

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Jacqui
7 years ago

Together we stand

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Jenny Mccluskey
7 years ago

Enough of the freed from governments. Ordinary people can not even afford to go to work with the petrol so high and going up every week

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Kieran Doyle
7 years ago

i support this petition... MP's listen to the people you represent

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Rod Harrison
7 years ago

Fuel gouging is a disgrace. Stop it now.

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John Rekunow
7 years ago

To the politicians. START PUTTING AUSTRALIA FIRST!!!!!

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Leanne Stares
7 years ago

Stop ripping us off!!!!

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Mark dickson
7 years ago

Getting a bit too much. I’m over the expense. I might by s donkey. They’re cheap to travel on

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Eva Jackson
7 years ago

Reduce the fuel excise and stop petrol gouging by BP, Caltex, Shell

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Kim Quirk
7 years ago

It is a necessity of modern day life.

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Ken Thomas
7 years ago

Would like to see a graph to show the breakdown of where the money goes for every litre of fuel.

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Greta Baker
7 years ago

Excessive fuel prices is a major contributing factor that is holding the Australian Economy back! People's budgets are spent before they can do anything else. Wake up Government and do your job, and look after the people who vote you in!

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Annette
7 years ago

Stop price gouging

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Adam Pogson
7 years ago

It’s about time this was seriously looked at. How much longer are we going to be able to afford fuel these days?

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Patrick Fischer
7 years ago

Fuel excise has wrecked the automotive LPG industry too now. No car manufacturers look at it as a alternative fuel. There is less fuel stations selling LPG.

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Ken Grech
7 years ago

If the country can afford wage rises in politics it can afford to drop the fuel tax