Re the AFIRB, he'd already got effective control through fallout related to the terrible debt-for-equity deal in 2013, plus creep provisions over the years, so the recent move above 50% was a bit of a non-event.
The real tragedy has been that despite us having one of the biggest pools of capital in the world (our Superannuation system), they've never had much interest in investing back into Australian agriculture.
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