With the federal election approaching, Sydney’s small businesses are ramping up calls for urgent financial relief, citing skyrocketing power bills, rent, and insurance costs.

With the federal election approaching, Sydney&rsquo;s small businesses are ramping up calls for urgent financial relief, citing skyrocketing power bills, rent, and insurance costs.

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'Small business struggles' – Sydney businesses demand tax cuts ahead of election

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Clinton Maynard has slammed the state government's slow rollout of promised speed limit reforms after being stuck doing 80km/h in a deserted roadwork zone.

Despite a "big song and dance" about new legislation six months ago, Maynard argues it shouldn't take years for common sense to prevail on our tollways.

Clinton Maynard has slammed the state government's slow rollout of promised speed limit reforms after being stuck doing 80km/h in a deserted roadwork zone.
Despite a "big song and dance" about new legislation six months ago, Maynard argues it shouldn't take years for common sense to prevail on our tollways.

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NSW Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison says the government has filled over half a million potholes since taking office, including 106,500 in regional areas.

However, host Clinton Maynard argues that council budgets can't cope with the maintenance backlog and "it just seems ridiculous" that drivers are still stuck in slow-speed roadwork zones with no workers in sight.

NSW Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison says the government has filled over half a million potholes since taking office, including 106,500 in regional areas.
However, host Clinton Maynard argues that council budgets can't cope with the maintenance backlog and "it just seems ridiculous" that drivers are still stuck in slow-speed roadwork zones with no workers in sight.

'Small business struggles' – Sydney businesses demand tax cuts ahead of election

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