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Chalmers steps in: ATO credit card ban delayed after business objections

Brisbane Times
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The ATO ban was the latest shockwave felt from the move to ban credit card surcharges.

How outlets headlined it

Each outlet's own headline. Struck through: the loaded words our calmer version leaves out. Fewest struck first.

  • WAtoday Labor ministers contradict each other over ATO credit card surcharge ban
  • 7NEWS Labor MP voices concern over ATO credit card ban following surcharge rule
  • ABC News Government under pressure to intervene over ATO credit card ban
  • The West Australian ATO credit card payment ban sparks Labor split as Clare O’Neil warns of rising costs for Australian businesses
  • The Age ATO stands firm on credit card surcharges
  • The West Australian Labor has 'real concerns' over ATO credit card ban
  • Brisbane Times ‘Double standard’: Business groups urge ATO to reverse its credit card ban
  • ABC News (Business) ATO will not budge on credit card ban after meeting with business groups
  • Brisbane Times Chalmers steps in: ATO credit card ban delayed after business uproarobjections 1 change
  • The West Australian ATO delays start of credit card fee ban after backlashopposition 1 change
  • ABC News Breaking: ATO credit card ban delayed as government backs down after business backlashopposition 2 changes
  • The Guardian Australia Ministers urge ATO to reverse credit card ban amid growing backlash opposition from small businesses 2 changes

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Headline as published: Chalmers steps in: ATO credit card ban delayed after business uproar

A summary of Brisbane Times’s report.

How calmly each outlet wrote it

The West Australian, The Age, WAtoday and The Sydney Morning Herald also covered it; we only receive their summaries, so their writing is not scored here.

Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentMood
Brisbane Timesas they published this story Not scored: we only receive a 27-word summary of this report.
ABC News 88.5 3 72 -0.3 50
The Guardian Australia 89.9 4 84 -0.5 48.8
7NEWS 92.9 2 77 -0.7 49.1

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