Opposition Calls For Royal Commission Into Aboriginal Sexual Assault
Economist Bruce Mountain and energy executive Ted Woodley have described the Snowy Hydro 2.0 project as one of the biggest disasters in Australian infrastructure. The project is reportedly exceeding both its original budget and its timeline. Calls for a Royal Commission have emerged following reports of the project's mismanagement. The project was originally announced by former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Demands for an independent inquiry into Snowy Hydro 2.0 continue as successive governments are accused of failing to address the project. Concerns remain regarding the exclusion of interest during the 14-year construction period and the financial expenditure involved. Analysis suggests a continuing blowout in the cost of the Snowy Hydro scheme. There is discussion about potentially initiating a Royal Commission due to secrecy surrounding the project and some of the contracts made.
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“it's no secret is that the snowy hydro 2.0 project is just blown out both budget and timeline. It's a mess. But there are now calls for a Royal Commission into the spiraling project.”
“But we have asked right from the beginning, independent inquiry, independent inquiry, independent inquiry, knowing full well, of course, you can't take snowy 2.0s views on all of this.”
“Look, we did speak and I had to listen on the Money News program to the analysis of this continuing blowout in the cost of the snowy hydro scheme.”
“opposition frontbencher Andrew Hastie says now is the time for a royal commission into sexual assault in Aboriginal communities. This is a terrible, terrible case.”
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