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The fund meant to save Australia held ‘sham’ meetings

The $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund is struggling to find investments, but it is great at holding meetings.

Aaron PatrickSenior correspondent
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Ahmed Fahour didn’t turn up to the first investment meeting, the CEO had to take a leave of absence because of illness and a senator accused it of conducting sham meetings.

Ahmed Fahour is a director of the National Reconstruction Fund. Elke Meitzel

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Aaron Patrick was a senior correspondent at The Australian Financial Review.
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/the-fund-meant-to-save-australia-held-sham-meetings-20240618-p5jmuu