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Corporate Australia can’t let Albanese brush reform under the carpet
Business needs to get more on the front foot in calling out the policy and political class failure that most media coverage has normalised.
Michael StutchburyEditor-at-largeAnthony Albanese easily brushed aside the simmering corporate dissatisfaction over his government at the Business Council of Australia’s annual dinner. But that can’t be the end of it.
Tension ran through the CEO crowd on Wednesday night following The Australian Financial Review’s front page story questioning the peak big business lobby group’s effectiveness. Suggestions that BCA chief executive Bran Black would “shirtfront” the prime minister ratcheted it up again.
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