Mr Bernardi said one good aspect out of the “coronamania” is business and government are now talking “publicly about substantive economic reform”.
“Let's hope that tax reform is government speak for lower taxes and deregulation means unwinding red, green, blue, brown and yellow tape that is strangling productivity”. The one area of reform which “desperately needs to be addressed” according to Mr Bernardi, is industrial relations. “The age-old divide between capital and labour is behind us; we need voluntary co-operation for both to prosper”.
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Does that mean groceries and other consumables will be cheaper
WHO ..
Sky News contributor Cory Bernardi says Australia’s minimum wage system doesn't stop him selling his rubbish ideas at less than 1¢ a word.
In Victorian England people used to pay to see lunatics at their local asylum. It was good business back then. Your attempt to personalise the experience should be commended.
Catherine is right...the way out of this mess will be more mining and the infrastructure that comes with it I would add dam building as well to fix our water issues And yes, the far left and greens will go into a raging meltdown...but they're only 20% of our population
If the Coalition wants to throw away Government on WorkChoices 2.0, go ahead.
Cory Bernardi contributing to skynewsaust? Well I never would have thought that possible.
Watch it Cory. Lets see you live on the minimum wage. Then try living on less. Hands off.
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