Australia could learn from New Zealand's lesson in the GST
People who fear that raising or broadening the GST will hurt Australians are being urged to look at our nearest neighbour.
Despite anti-GST scare campaigns from Labor and the Greens, a News Corp Australia analysis has found that New Zealand — which increased its GST from 12.5 per cent to 15 per cent five years ago — has survived and thrived to be in better economic shape than Australia.
Read the full story at news.com.au.
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