Issue No 36 | 22 October 1999 | |
Letters to the EditorEgan Speaks - Des Moore's No Friend of Mine!
re: Cabinet capers in the Dark Tower Des Moore is no friend of mine. I made my views on him known during the State election when I described him as a hired hand for the Liberal Party. So I was pretty disappointed to hear he had darkened the halls of NSW Treasury. Rest assured his visit was as a guest of some group of academic economists who are in no way associated with the State Government. That NSW public servants would be foolish enough to waste a lunchtime listening to him is a cause for concern. One would have hoped they might have shown better taste. Michael Egan Treasurer
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