Just don’t call it a party. It’s definitely not a party.
The Voice referendum date was officially unveiled in Adelaide on Wednesday, but that may have just been a curtain raiser for the forgotten state.
A spokeswoman told CBD: “This is an annual partner meeting that provides an important opportunity for Deloitte partners to get together and connect in person to discuss our strategic priorities and reinforce the culture and values of the firm.” All it took was one little tax scandal for the punters to wake up to the grift. The days of UNSW grads charging thousands to make excel spreadsheets telling career public servants how to do their jobs while the bosses wined and dined prime ministers might not last forever.And while Deloitte never suffered the reputational evisceration that PwC did, its case was hardly helped by the firm’s local bossbumbling appearance before federal senators recently, where he admitted his $3.
Despite the headaches, Minns remains an extremely affable guy. He also seems determined to avoid bagging his political opponents for the sake of it.
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