'Damage, no damage'
Storm in a teacup?
When it comes to wasting taxpayer’s money on ineptly executed transport infrastructure projects, the Australian state of Tasmania has proved it is as capable as their Federal and Victorian counterparts.
Something in the water
Last month, I wrote a series of stories about the terrible state (pardon the pun) Victoria, Australia is in.
But the Labor party and Victoria are not the only jurisdiction to prove that governments and managing transport projects are a bad combination.
I had written about ...
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