The controversial 'backpacker tax' has been struck down by the Federal Court, which could force the government to collectively repay some travellers hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Australia's controversial 'backpacker tax' has been ruled unlawful
Backpackers often do stints fruit picking in order to qualify to extend their holiday in Australia. Source: AAP
The controversial 'backpacker tax' has been struck down by the Federal Court, which could force the government to collectively repay some travellers hundreds of millions of dollars.
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By Evan Young
Presented by Luciana Fraguas
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