Bed-wetters are on the move; the federal parliamentary Liberal party’s problem is now a liquid liability in Collins and O’Connell Streets. Remember the good old days when a company’s purpose was to make a profit so it could grow bigger and richer, reward shareholders, employ more people – and as a result, Australia benefitted? Well, you’d better ease-up on the profit bit; it’s becoming a dirty word – and not just with the lefties.
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