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Labor’s Uber tax shows the West is closed for business

17 November 2017

4:20 PM

17 November 2017

4:20 PM

New technology has undoubtedly changed the way we get around our major cities. Since ridesharing first came on the scene three years ago, we’ve seen around half a million passengers choose to ride around Perth with apps like Uber, Shofer and GoCatch.

They’ve chosen to rideshare because that mode of transport best reflects their busy and digitally-connected lifestyles and because it gets them where they need to go, without any of the traditional hassles of catching a taxi.

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