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S-100 No Meter on Water. QLD FARMERS HIT WITH WATER METER TAX PROPOSAL?

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First published at 11:15 UTC on December 13th, 2019.

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Just when you thought it could not possibly get worse.
All Unconstitutional, but hey if you are going to be a criminal you may as well be a big one, that is the way Fake Australian Governments operate. Start standing up to them Australia.
"Queensland farmers will be charged up to $100,000 to install water meters under a new plan to manage the state's water supply.
The Palaszczuk Government wants water licence holders to install water meters and data loggers to send live measurements to bureaucrats to monitor the state's water take.
Farmers said the meters would be measuring dry river beds and were a waste of money.
A consultation paper revealed the cost of installation, maintenance and operation for the mandatory loggers would fall on farmers."

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