In view of your comments you might like to read about BHP's latest remuneration activities - even calling for government intervention [but not for executive remuneration].
Big companies can employ armies of unproductive accountants to minimise tax and claim them as workplace expenses. That is clearly against the public interest.
To his credit, Christopher Pyne is seeking to establish agreement with the UK to extract HECS/HELP contributions from expats - that's great see and about time.
As for Tony Abbott's grand plans for our future; after winking, smirking, ducking and weaving from the details of his daughter's $60,000 scholarship and recent favourable decisions for private colleges HE may go the way of Barrie O'Farrell instead of the Julia Gillard death by a thousand shock-jock cutting remarks.
