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Old 16-04-2013, 11:34 AM   #9
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Default Re: An unfair playing field – the state of our car industry, by FAPM

The trick to getting any sort of change is to have a clear and simple policy message supported by many.

The way I see it politicians need to be lobbied with the following:
  • Moderate increase in tariffs
  • Buy Australian clauses for government fleets, or on projects of national significance or on projects funded by the government (NBN has bought dozens of 2wd Hilux utes).
  • Moderate tax incentives to buy Australian (e.g. FBT concessions).
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