Andrew Rixon writes:
This comes from yesterday’s Australian Financial Review regarding a contentious desalination plant which Sydney is planning for.
The key points which the paper reported were:
Plans for a desalination plant in Sydney have been released for public consultation. The decision to build the plant is final says the minister.
Andrew goes on to reflect on different notions of what constitutes “consultation”.
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