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March 4, 2021
Some arguing the nationwide shortage of paper and reusable bags could be a burden to businesses.
“So, the shortage means that retailers can’t get the bags, if they can get the bags they are extraordinarily expensive,” Delegate Christopher Adams, said.
If the bill is passed, businesses would replace thin plastic bags at the checkout counter with paper or reusable.
The Communications and public Affairs Manager for ACME Markets said plastic bags are cheaper and are able to be manufactured a little easier.
“You may see paper bags not be as readily available as they used to be, you may also see a charge, a small charge or fee to help defray some of that extra costs,” Ward said.
February 23 2021, 10:45 am | BY Ricki Green | 1 Comment
Melbourne independent, Fenton Stephens, and AIRBAG’s Lumberfly again team up for another round of 3D-animated fun, this time tackling the health insurance ‘rate rise creep’.
Every year, at some point, health insurance premiums seem to keep going up. And while some of these increases may seem small in isolation, if you aren’t keeping a watchful eye that ‘rate rise creep’ can grow in size. And significantly so.
Unless, of course, you call iSelect and have them take a look at your health insurance to see if you’re on the most suitable policy.