L'affirmation
“A accordé 16 millions de dollars à Cadbury, mais a refusé d'accorder des subventions à Holden, Qantas et SPC Ardmona. Cadbury est détenu par une entreprise multinationale dont les profits ont augmenté de 64 % pour atteindre 74,9 millions de dollars l'année précédente. Par coïncidence, l'usine Cadbury est située dans une circonscription marginale.”
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Tony Abbott likes chocolate, but car makers and airlines must fend for themselves
Australia's rent seekers are firmly on notice: it is the end of corporate welfare. Prime Minister Tony Abbott has never been so direct: no government has ever subsidised its way to prosperity, he declared, adding a good kick from his R.M. Williams boot to the stupidity of ''knee-jerk piecemeal deals''.
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Cadbury Chocolate Experience Hobart Tasmania
A new chocolate experience will bring back to life one of Tasmania’s most beloved attractions and deliver the world’s ultimate chocolate experience on the Cadbury Factory waterfront parklands.
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Mondelez International Annual Report 2013
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Results of the 2013 Australian federal election in Tasmania
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Cadbury's Historic Tasmanian Factory Set for $150 Million Immersive Chocolate Experience
A $150m redevelopment will transform Cadbury’s original Tasmanian factory into a landmark chocolate-themed attraction, boosting tourism and regional investment.
Experience UK -
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SPC Ardmona funding history
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Welfare inconsistencies as government smiles on Cadbury while rejecting SPC Ardmona
Couriermail Com
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Rudd's $6.2bn car plan
The Rudd Government will pump more than $6 billion into Australia's ailing car industry over the next 13 years under a plan unveiled today.
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Kevin Rudd vows to support car industry with $500m funding boost
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says Labor wants to provide the car industry in Australia with long-term certainty and formally announced a multi-million-dollar funding commitment for beyond 2020. An extra $500 million will be available for the industry from 2016-2020, with $300 million a year promised on an ongoing basis from 2020. "We believe it's important to support 50,000 jobs in the car industry across Australia," Mr Rudd said today. Tony Abbott says the Coalition will not be matching the funding and has accused Mr Rudd of chasing the car industry with a blank cheque.
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Qantas Sale Act foreign ownership restrictions
Wikipedia
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10: EXACT
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