Tampon tax out, other GST measures targeted

Victorian Greens Senator Janet Rice

Victorian Greens Senator Janet Rice (centre) addresses the media outside of the Commonwealth Parliament Offices in Melbourne Source: AAP

Women's sanitary products will be cheaper from next year with state governments agreeing to scrap the Goods and Services Tax on them, sometimes referred to as the tampon tax. But the states also banded together to toughen their opposition to the federal government's plan to change how the G-S-T is distributed.



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