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New 'Cash is King' plan unveiled to protect the rights of millions of Aussies to pay with notes and coins

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Daily Mail – News

“New 'Cash is King' plan unveiled to protect the rights of millions of Aussies to pay with notes and coins”

A new law set to be introduced to Parliament would protect the rights of millions of Aussies to pay cash when shopping.

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