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Unions Tasmania slams government reforms as a prelude to privatisation
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Nov. 5, 2024 - 11:43
Unions Tasmania has described the state government's plan to reform government business enterprises as a blueprint for privatisation. Yesterday's announcement of a review was headlined by a proposal to merge t-t line, Tas-ports and Tas-rail. But it's the government's plan to assess whether other government businesses should remain publicly owned that's ringing alarm bells.
