US EditionFarmers to be spared emergency services levy hike for one year
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Farmers to be spared emergency services levy hike for one year
Victorian farmers will be spared the hike from the new controversial emergency services levy for one year, as the State Government cited the drought concerns. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the extension of a drought package to farmers statewide on the morning of Friday 30 May, which included the temporary pause of the recently passed Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF). This means the ESVF variable rate on farmlands will remain the s…
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