Craig Laundy has supported Premier Chris Minns' call for a review of the "massive" federal excise on tobacco, citing the explosion of illegal sales on NSW streets and the burden it places on police.

 

Craig Laundy has supported Premier Chris Minns' call for a review of the "massive" federal excise on tobacco, citing the explosion of illegal sales on NSW streets and the burden it places on police.
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Craig Laundy backs tobacco tax review - 'It makes sense'

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Craig Laundy backs tobacco tax review - 'It makes sense'

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