Cameron Milner warns against 'election and political budget'
GXO Strategies Director Cameron Milner has labelled the recent budget as an “election and political budget”.
“I’m not sure it’s necessarily election-winning yet,” Mr Milner told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“Because if the RBA moves interest rates, Labor has got huge problems."
Видео Cameron Milner warns against 'election and political budget' канала Sky News Australia
“I’m not sure it’s necessarily election-winning yet,” Mr Milner told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“Because if the RBA moves interest rates, Labor has got huge problems."
Видео Cameron Milner warns against 'election and political budget' канала Sky News Australia
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