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Big business’ Voice advocacy backfired: new Qantas chairman

Nick Bonyhady
Nick BonyhadyTechnology writer

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Incoming Qantas chairman John Mullen has criticised corporate Australia’s advocacy of the Indigenous Voice to parliament in a major indication the airline’s loud championing of social causes will change.

Mr Mullen, who also chairs pallets company Brambles and beverages maker Treasury Wine Estates, instead urged businesses to take a more measured approach that would last through different governments and social trends.

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Nick Bonyhady is a technology writer for the Australian Financial Review, based in Sydney. He is a former technology editor, industrial relations and politics reporter at the Sydney Morning Herald and Age. Connect with Nick on Twitter. Email Nick at nick.bonyhady@afr.com

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