Mark Temby
Meanwhile, back on the farm….Great Southern Plantations plunged half a cent to 16.5 cents per share and its competitor Timbercorp recovered by half a cent to (you guessed it!) 16.5 cents per share. This is the end result of the best political and economic brains Australia has to offer. After all the investment, subsidies and public services supporting capitalism (in a sort of communistic fashion), the companies are falling like dominoes into the ash. Perhaps Bruce Felmingham would care to comment on the economic modelling? Now, I’ll ask the reader a simple question, “If you were King of the World and wished to grow plantations as a response to climate change would you select the driest continent on the face of the Earth as your farm?” Hmm, maybe the Australian government has a different motivation? Read more, Comment here
