Ex-RBA director’s stark warning for Victoria
Former Reserve Bank board member Ian Harper has joined a rising chorus calling on whoever wins this month’s election to urgently begin the job of budget repair.
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Former Reserve Bank board member Ian Harper has joined a rising chorus calling on whoever wins this month’s election to urgently begin the job of budget repair.
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In 1792, William Pitt stood up in the UK parliament to call “an atonement for our long and cruel injustice”. Doesn’t that count as an apology?