Rob Campbell, the former unionist, turned corporate raider, turned woke womble is at it again. He’s writing fairy tales about a public service that long ago ceased to exist: a public service that used to serve but has now become hopelessly compromised politically and, more often than not, undermines its ministers and the government of the day.
Actually Rob, the Opposite Would Be Better
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