It really works! When the big end of town puts its mind to it (along with a few million dollars), it can have a significant political impact. Just ask Brendon Grylls, who this month became the ex-leader of WA’s recalcitrant National Party and the ex-member for the heavily mining–oriented seat of Pilbara.
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