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NICOLE HOLYER
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Jul 02, 2010 03:18 PM
If you believe the Infrastructure Association of Queensland (IAQ), there’s a black hole on George Street where state tax revenue regularly disappears, writes NICOLE HOLYER
IAQ EXECUTIVE director Paul Clauson warns that the proceeds from the Queensland Government’s big-ticket asset sale may be caught in treasury’s gravitational pull.
Speaking with Lloyds List DCN, Mr Clauson said he hoped the government would use the funds collected...
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