Surcharge ban sparks business revolt and Frydenberg comeback speculation
Small businesses have launched an advertising campaign against the Reserve Bank's ban on credit card surcharges, which forces businesses to absorb transaction costs. A Labor minister has suggested big banks making billions should pay the fees instead. Meanwhile, former Liberal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's autobiography release and media appearances are fuelling speculation about a 2028 parliamentary return and potential leadership ambitions, creating complications for current Opposition Leader Angus Taylor.
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