Ms Marsden’s letter is now online at the GBRF Senate Inquiry website: https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Environment_and_Communications/GBRPartnershipProgram/Public_Hearings …
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The Prime Minister’s ‘private meeting’ with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, when he offered them $444m of public funding, was more private than first thought. It now turns out that there were no public servants present. Just Turnbull, Frydenberg & GBRF Chair Dr John Schubert.pic.twitter.com/LfDVVsvglx
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The Chair of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, Dr John Schubert, has previously declined 4 dates offered to him to appear before the Senate Inquiry.
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The revelation of this private meeting in which the PM gave away $444m of public money is one thing. The new fact on the record today that no public servants were present means that only attendees were Dr Schubert, the PM@TurnbullMalcolm & Environment Minister
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It is even more important now to hear from Dr Schubert.
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Is it the same John Schubert who was an oil executive for decades?pic.twitter.com/JkEiYVL95o
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How is this not corruption? Maybe Labor should rethink that opposition to a federal ICAC
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Labor announced in February that, if elected, we would establish a National Integrity Commission.
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$444 mil sure buys a lot of feed for our farmers...or funds a lot of school and medical equipment.
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And some great marine research, supposed intent. Likely get a bit of research carefully avoiding anything to do with
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