The decision that the Morrison government seems to have taken to appoint a royal commission into the bush fires is one of the most significant decisions it is likely to take. I say ‘seems to have taken’, because some of the state governments are reluctant to give a carte blanche to a federal inquiry into what is essentially a state matter, namely land use.
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