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Queensland hit with first credit rating downgrade in almost two decades
While reiterating his belief such a move was inevitable after the former government’s actions, Treasurer David Janetzki has conceded he could have done more.
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What happenedWhile reiterating his belief such a move was inevitable after the former government’s actions, Treasurer David Janetzki has conceded he could have done more.
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Left / center-leftQueensland hit with first credit rating downgrade in almost two decades
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Queensland hit with first credit rating downgrade in almost two decades
While reiterating his belief such a move was inevitable after the former government’s actions, Treasurer David Janetzki has conceded he could have done more.
Queensland hit with first credit rating downgrade in almost two decades
While reiterating his belief such a move was inevitable after the former government’s actions, Treasurer David Janetzki has conceded he could have done more.