Resurrected Western Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls is standing firm. Deluded, but standing firm.
He’s demanding that a future government deliver on the scheme he proposed on his return to the top job back in August to slug major the miners with a $5.00 per tonne iron ore tax, a 20 fold increase on the 25 cent iron ore levy they already pay.
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