Australia’s economy hangs on whether the Labor Party and trade unions can take a hard look at themselves and return to their roots as Australia’s greatest champions of a national bank.
While the government feigns concern about the economic impact of the pandemic response, and subjective knock-on effects like mental health, it is sitting on its hands as Australia faces a grave unemployment crisis.
The Senator who gave Australia “bail-in” is now leading the desperate effort in the Morrison government to block the bill that would absolutely ensure deposits can’t be bailed in.
What should have been a simple task of producing an inquiry report asserting the government’s position that Senator Malcolm Roberts’ bail-in amendment bill is unnecessary is suddenly far more complicated.
