Prime Minister Scott Morrison has expressed anger at General Motors' decision to dump the Holden brand in Australia, 72 years after the first home-grown car rolled off the production line, lamenting that $2 billion of taxpayer funds had been pumped into the automotive group.
Mr Morrison accused the US car company of letting the Holden brand waste away.
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