A seemingly innocuous remark by Anthony Albanese was swooped on by the federal opposition.
During a dinner to celebrate the Rural Women’s Awards in Parliament House on Tuesday night, Prime MinisterPrabowo Subianto“When we had dinner, beautiful Australian beef – not the live export – we made sure it was dead.”Despite the joke not making it into the version of the speech distributed to media, it was quickly swooped on by the federal opposition, and some farmers’ groups, who are very upset about the Albanese government’s decision to ban live sheep exports.
“The government fulfilled an election promise on the live sheep export ban and has offered an adjustment package. We will continue to discuss this with the industry and the WA government.”The band plays on – minus the conductor the board of directors’ web presence. Now they are offering a strict “no comment” on all media inquiries. You get the sense they are feeling a little … besieged.Di Jameson
Soon after, the company issued a correction: actually it was good news, not bad news, as sales were up 2.8 per cent. Which, given you’re dealing with millions of dollars in revenue, is a hell of an error to make – like ordering pineapple on your pizza.as head of Australian and New Zealand operations has raised eyebrows, as Hayman is of course the sister of group chief executive.
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