How neoliberalism works: former Liberal minister lobbies against protecting "so-called vulnerable workers" https://t.co/PrmeOcVl1z
— Bernard Keane (@BernardKeane) July 9, 2017

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How neoliberalism works: former Liberal minister lobbies against protecting "so-called vulnerable workers" https://t.co/PrmeOcVl1z
— Bernard Keane (@BernardKeane) July 9, 2017
For much of the last three years, Windsor and Oakeshott have looked like the only adults in Parliament — particularly Windsor, who always seemed to take seriously the stuff that needed to be taken seriously but knew that most of the rest was nonsense. Windsor also had a healthy scepticism of the media, deriding the pretensions of News Ltd, which openly declared war on Oakeshott, and noting the inability of press gallery journalists to cope with the idea of a hung parliament and the scary idea that legislation might actually be debated, negotiated and amended rather than being rubber-stamped by Parliament.
Bernard Keane - Crikey.com