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Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow

The Intergenerational Report offers the government a glimpse into their (and our) future

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

14 March 2015

9:00 AM

The last week saw a real game-changer in politics: Joe Hockey smiled for the first time since August.

Yes, the man who went from heir-apparent to most preferred Liberal leader behind, well, everybody else came back to life – and all thanks to the future.

The Intergenerational Report has regenerated the Treasurer and quite possibly the entire Abbott-Hockey project.

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