The commercial property giant has long delivered for investors, but a protest vote against its pay report sends an important message.
You’ve got to give Charter Hall chairman Stephen Conry credit for a bit of grace under fire.
Having just watched the property giant’s remuneration report cop a hefty protest vote of at least 43 per cent at its annual general meeting – easily meeting the 25 per cent threshold for a so-called pay strike – Conry was asked whether chief executive David Harrison was unhappy with the heat around the pay issues.
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The premier and two cabinet ministers could be forced to give evidence in a criminal case stemming from a February protest at Town Hall.
Young people are stuck in the family home or forced into cramped, overpriced rentals with little security or control.
