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  •   Home > News > Politics

    The Taxpayers Union has offered themselves up to re-brand Government departments on the cheap

    The Taxpayers Union has offered themselves up to re-brand Government departments on the cheap


    The organisation wants to redesign logos at no cost, for departments required to be renamed under the new Government.

    Campaigns Manager Connor Molloy says they don't want tax payers money spent unnecessarily, when agencies use the change as an excuse to do a full brand refresh - even though they have no competition.

    Molloy says the union will also create better brand guidelines and consistency across the public service.

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