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Dimitri BurshteinBrisbane Times |
This budget will evidence the sobering truth that Australia’s current policy direction leads to even more economic and social hardship.
On this trajectory, the NBN may be ultimately regarded as one of the worst investments in Australia’s history.
Something is rotten at the bourse’s headquarters with senior leadership in distraction and denial.
Failing to learn from past policy mistakes is far, far worse than making them in the first place.
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