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Senate Economics Committee reports on Medicare Levy Surcharge Bills

By Mark Bahnisch on August 27, 2008

Among the many bills the Coalition are committed to opposing in the new Senate is the legislation to change the threshold where a higher level of Medicare levy cuts in for those who don’t have private hospital insurance from 50k [...]

Posted in Economics, Health, Howardia | Tagged Medicare levy surchage, Nicola Roxon, Peter Costello, private health insurance, Senate, Senate Economics Committee, Senator Nick Xenophon, Senator Rachel Siewert, Senator Steve Fielding | 21 Responses

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