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Iraq wheat mission going without AWB
Australia's sole wheat exporter, AWB, has been dropped from the delegation heading to Iraq for crisis talks on wheat.
The ABC understands AWB chairman Brendan Stewart will not be accompanying Deputy Prime Minister Mark Vaile on the mission, which will be relabelled a government-to-government visit.
Australia's sole wheat exporter, AWB, has been dropped from the delegation heading to Iraq for crisis talks on wheat.
The ABC understands AWB chairman Brendan Stewart will not be accompanying Deputy Prime Minister Mark Vaile on the mission, which will be relabelled a government-to-government visit.
- By Gus Leonisky at 23 Feb 2006 - 10:42am
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Against the grain!
Now a fair question would be:
Who is going to foot the bill for the governmental wheat rescue mission to Baghdad since the AWB — a PRIVATE company — has stuffed it up. That reeks of double dipping, more rorts, and the AWB will still be there cashing in when new deals are made...
More double standards from our puppets in Canberra...