Now that Sam Dastyari is at last about to give up his $200,000 a year Senate salary for Kristina Keneally’s benefit and with no chance of any federal or NSW jobs for the boys from his Coalition opponents, what niche in the corporate world will fit dim-sim Sam? Apart from a union movement sinecure as a trustee of an industry superannuation fund, there is always the benevolent Mr Huang, with his multi-million dollar political donations, whose Wuhu CEO (Dastyari’s fellow former ALP general secretary and former NSW minister Eric Roosendaal) has just conveniently resigned, leaving an alluring vacancy.
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