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A future without Adani

By Everald Compton - posted Friday, 23 February 2018


This means that we are now paying a heavy price for the fact that Australia has never ever planned anything. We have just 'grown like Topsy'.

Not only does the North not have a plan for development, nowhere else in Australia does either, especially our cities which have become crowded and clogged monstrosities.

Clearly, we can do better.

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Let it happen first in the North, and let it be based on far better visions than Adani, which is such a dud that its own Indian Government wisely wont invest a cent in it.

There just has to be a better way to grow Australia.

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Everald Compton is Chairman of The Longevity Forum, a not for profit entity which is implementing The Blueprint for an Ageing Australia. He was a Founding Director of National Seniors Australia and served as its Chairman for 25 years. Subsequently , he was Chairman for three years of the Federal Government's Advisory Panel on Positive Ageing.

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