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Which is worse: union or business corruption?

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

Beware the pre-election anti-business pressure on the Turnbull government to dent its traditional Liberal free-market credentials. Populist political demands for tougher controls (including gaol for breaches of proposed ‘business culture’ requirements) along with Labor’s political stunt of a Royal Commission into the financial sector, have already imposed themselves on an election based by the government on its determination to restore the ABCC that Gillard/Rudd Labor removed under instructions from the corrupt CFMEU.

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