Excruciating details of how the Gillard government completely failed to discharge their fiduciary duty to the Australian people by securing a higher ‘rental’ fee for our mineral resources are revealed by David Llewellyn-Smith who writes as Houses and Holes on the macrobusiness.com site HERE
An interesting quick read about the horrendous outcomes which ensue when politicians put politics way ahead of sensible public policy.
The alternative is probably worse. Houses and Holes critiques the latest offering from the Opposition at Abbott's Recession Risk. The last sentence says it all:
"If this speech captures the state of the nation then we are a sausage stuffed with risk, broken ideology, dated growth hopes and empty promises"
What have we done to deserve this?
"If this speech captures the state of the nation then we are a sausage stuffed with risk, broken ideology, dated growth hopes and empty promises"
What have we done to deserve this?
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