AUS: Winemakers attack charity's call for tax hike in oversupply row
By James Wilmore | 17 October 2012
Australian winemakers have rejected a charity's claim that the industry's oversupply problems are over and that it should be hit with a AUD1.5bn (US$1.56bn) tax hike.
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Australian winemakers have rejected a charity's claim that the industry's oversupply problems are over and that it should be hit with a AUD1.5bn (US$1.56bn) tax hike.

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