The IPA is taking Gina Rinehart for a ride down the garden path
We are being ripped off by the tax-deductible status afforded the Institute of Public Affairs’ culture warriors and political campaigns, writes Michael Pascoe.
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We are being ripped off by the tax-deductible status afforded the Institute of Public Affairs’ culture warriors and political campaigns, writes Michael Pascoe.
When a once-credible paper like the Financial Review gives Gina Rinehart a platform to push her self-interested views, no good will result.
We need policy that helps Australians. We need policies that make investment in our country worth doing.
Gina Rinehart, named The Australian Financial Review Business Person of the Year, demanded a cut to taxes, while Boris Johnson spoke in defence of Donald Trump.
As Gina Rinehart claims the prestigious title of Australian Business Person of the Year - she's demanding action - not contempt with merely accepting accolades.