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Write to Labor: new electoral policy must restrain corporate influence on the environment - Australian Conservation Foundation
Over and over, we have seen big businesses disregard environmental damage, slow the transition to renewable energy sources, and steamroll genuine community concern.
It's time we end corporate influence over Australian politicians. An opportunity is here now.
A government committee has just made strong recommendations to reform the way elections are funded and run. But without people power to uphold the recommendations, the Albanese Government’s responses risk having massive loopholes that allow political parties to keep receiving big money from powerful corporate interests.
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Write to Labor: new electoral policy must restrain corporate influence on the environment - Australian Conservation Foundation
Over and over, we have seen big businesses disregard environmental damage, slow the transition to renewable energy sources, and steamroll genuine community concern.
It's time we end corporate influence over Australian politicians. An opportunity is here now.
A government committee has just made strong recommendations to reform the way elections are funded and run. But without people power to uphold the recommendations, the Albanese Government’s responses risk having massive loopholes that allow political parties to keep receiving big money from powerful corporate interests.
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