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Green groups could be stripped of charity status

AAP November 15, 2016

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Green groups could be stripped of their charity status following a proposed crackdown by the federal government.

Early discussions on the plan have included ways to tighten how tax-deductible donations can be spent, while forcing groups to reveal how the money is used, News Corp reported on Tuesday.

The overhaul could be extended beyond environmental groups to potentially include health, ethnic and housing charities.

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