The dumping of commercial and industrial waste will attract a $35-a-tonne-charge from December 1 after the controversial waste levy was passed by State Parliament on Wednesday night.
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Dumping of commercial and industrial waste to attract $35-a-tonne charge after waste levy passed by Queensland Parliament
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