
Fuel excise cut in half; Albanese calls for clarity from Trump; Sephora under fire
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The federal government cuts the fuel excise in half to lower petrol prices.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls on the US President Donald Trump to provide more certainty around the war in the Middle East
- Global beauty retailer Sephora under fire for marketing to children
- Opposition leader Angus Taylor rejects major changes to tax rules
- Gaming group Star Entertainment secures a big new funding package
Plus the next interview in our Accelerator series with Airwallex. Today’s guest: Nick Ryan, COO of Essendon Football Club, about how incremental improvements can make a big difference both on and off the field.
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