‘They give everything to unions’: Albanese govt’s economic framework ‘not working’
Bondi Partners Senior Advisor Peter McGauran has slammed the Albanese government’s economic framework for “not working” as they “give everything to the unions” and nothing to small business.
Data released this week revealed the economy grew by 0.2 per cent in the last quarter, which was slightly below expectations.“I’m sorry, but the government economic framework is not working because they give everything to the unions,” Mr McGauran told Sky News Australia.“This country is very complacent, and we’re going to now feel the effects of it.”
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