‘Tolls are forever’: Labor says toll relief for NSW small business owners doesn’t go far enough

7NEWS Australia published this video item, entitled “‘Tolls are forever’: Labor says toll relief for NSW small business owners doesn’t go far enough” – below is their description.

The NSW Government has announced toll relief for small business owners, who will be able to claim up to $2,000 back for tolls paid during work-related travel between now and the end of June next year.

But Labor says the package doesn’t go far enough. “The truth is under this government tolls are forever, whereas this relief package runs out in June. It’s not much there and it doesn’t last for very long,” Opposition Leader Chris Minns said.

It’s a big day in State Parliament, which is not only sitting for the first time since June but Dominic Perrottet facing his first Question Time as premier.

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