$10m pay day: Huge amount Aussie energy bosses make
Australia’s big three power companies AGL, Origin and EnergyAustralia have increased pay to their fat cat bosses by more than $1 million, as customers struggle with bill pain.
Australia’s big three power companies AGL, Origin and EnergyAustralia have increased pay to their fat cat bosses by more than $1 million, as customers struggle with bill pain.
Power company fat cat bosses are lapping up over $10m in pay increases as ordinary Australian’s are left struggling to pay their electricity bills.
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