Big green donors warn funds could dry up if Abbott government changes tax rules

By Tom Arup, Environment Editor
Updated May 25 2015 - 9:09pm, first published 8:20pm
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert
Rob Pallin, Chairman of Paddy Pallin group of companies and Pallin foundation. Photo: Steven Siewert

Prominent financial backers of environmental causes have warned any move by the Abbott government to tighten tax concessions for donations to green groups will dry up funding to protect nature and the climate.

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