No one spared in scandal inquiry


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 19 Jan 2003

GREED, stupidity, reckless indifference, dishonesty and deception are among the stunning allegations to emerge from what must obviously be the extraordinary final submission to last week's hearing of an inquiry into Australia’s biggest-ever corporate collapse. 

No one who was involved one way or another in the A$5.3bil debacle is spared from the scathing criticisms. Even the national watchdog of the insurance industry has been caught napping and has been given a tongue-lashing. 

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