A think tank suggests Australia adopt an equitable Finnish traffic fine system to address the current system’s inequity, which penalizes lower-income earners disproportionately. The proposed model would base fines on income, with lower-income drivers paying less and higher-income drivers paying more, aiming to prevent financial hardship for those unable to afford fines. The report highlights the need for a fairer payment model across different Australian states, with fines ranging from $75 to $917 depending on income levels, urging for a more just system that considers drivers’ financial circumstances.
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US President Donald Trump announced that Japan will receive a letter regarding trade tariffs, emphasizing respect for Japan while highlighting its rice shortage. Meanwhile, US-Canada trade negotiations are set to resume after Canada abandoned plans for a digital services tax, with optimism surrounding upcoming trade deals as the July 9 deadline approaches for tariff rate adjustments. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: US President Donald Trump announced that he will send a letter to...
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