Anywhere but Victoria: Investors demand end to debt cycle
Big investors say Victoria’s debt problem has cast a pall over the state’s reputation in capital markets, and the next government must take real action.
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Big investors say Victoria’s debt problem has cast a pall over the state’s reputation in capital markets, and the next government must take real action.
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