No-one should have been surprised when Greens Senator Richard Di Natale was sprung last week for paying his three employees $3.75 an hour for labouring away on his rural estate. We should not have been surprised because, as we all know, there are special rules for the Greens and they are never subjected to the rigorous scrutiny and criticism that others have to endure.
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