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Scott Morrison negotiated a 2018 GST deal for Western Australia, which was subsequently rebuked by the Productivity Commission.

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  1. The Grattan Institute's policy suggestions and the impact of GST increases on Foxtel were discussed in relation to political views.
  2. Frydenberg suggested a GST raise while Taylor rejected it and called for scrapping the contentious WA GST deal.

How it started

8 reports, 3 independent, last reported Aug 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Scott Morrison negotiated a 2018 GST deal for Western Australia, which was subsequently rebuked by the Productivity Commission.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
Western AustraliaScott MorrisonProductivity Commission

How it developed

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  1. Frydenberg suggested a GST raise while Taylor rejected it and called for scrapping the contentious WA GST deal.Sub-event
  2. Anthony Albanese has rejected the Productivity Commission's report, stating the current system is unfair.Sub-event
  3. Federal Government criticizes GST revenue sharing deal; Albanese supports WA as economic driver.1 source
  4. Albanese and Madeleine King criticized the PC's findings, recommending the scrapping of the 2018 GST deal for WA.1 source
  5. PC rebukes special GST deal negotiated by Morrison for WA.1 source

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Coverage

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4 more outlets ran the same wire story