squarecuts on Nostr: I think some of those subsidies go to the only two refineries we operate. Without ...
I think some of those subsidies go to the only two refineries we operate. Without them, we’d be completely dependent on imported diesel for our trucking industry. A pretty big geopolitical weakness. Unfortunately, we don’t have a good alternative to trucks for getting food to woolies.
The fuel tax credit scheme is the main cost. On paper, it seems kind of fair - but in reality is prob rorted.
Other subsidies can fuck off tho.
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