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Cashless welfare should have been a far larger reform program

It is wrong to conflate an indigenous welfare initiative with a dispute over native title in the Pilbara.

Andrew ForrestExecutive chairman of Fortescue Metals Group
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I am used to people writing things about me and not always agreeing with them.

Putting your head above the parapet on social issues and taking the fight to the fossil fuel industry tends to generate a fair amount of feedback. You need a pretty thick skin.

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