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The Age·4 min read·medium

Why ‘innocent’ tobacco shops are the target of renewed firebombings

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Chris Vedelago
Why ‘innocent’ tobacco shops are the target of renewed firebombings
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A criminal syndicate is extorting legitimate tobacco retailers in Victoria, Australia, through a campaign of firebombings known as the 'Kaz tax'. The situation is exacerbated by regulatory paralysis and legislative delays within the state government.

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