The resources minister Martin Ferguson, for example, didn't discover the full details of the original resource super profits tax until a few days before they were made public.
Andrew Denman, the president of the Tasmanian special timbers alliance, said his industry welcomed the potential delisting because a "very significant proportion of the specialty timber resource was locked up without any consultation" by the Tasmanian forest agreement and extension of world heritage areas.
We're more competitive with lower salaries" – wonder if Florentino Pérez has told his players that?
And at its centre is its great resource, George Clooney, the nearest thing we currently have to a bona fide, old-fashioned movie star.
But the hydroelectricity will be missed, said Robert Weisenmiller, chairman of the California Energy Commission. "It's a great resource when we have it," he said.
Park spokeswoman Sharon Parker said: "We are committed to determining the cause of this tragic accident and will utilise every resource throughout this process.
Sara Firth, a former London-based correspondent who resigned in July in protest at its coverage of the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, said presenters' salaries were "astronomical" and the average monthly take home pay for middle-ranking staff was around £4,300 after tax [see footnote].
"Between 2010 and 2014, the oil, coal, gas, utility, and natural resource extraction industries spent $1.8bn on lobbying, much of it in defence of these giveaways," according to Sanders and Ellison.
No, not the report from Valencia newspaper Provincias, who got hold of a full list of the first-team salaries and published them for the world to see (Ricardo Costa was the top earner on €3.7m a year, in case you're wondering), but the Getafe fan who provoked Diego Costa into missing a penalty … by flashing his arse at him.
In the 10 weeks since prime minister Alexis Tsipras assumed power, the state of the economy has become ever more perilous as the government has struggled to meet debt obligations and keep up with public sector pensions and salaries while surviving on ever-waning reserves of credit.
Dean says that the direct adverse effects on the NHS from doctors doing both types of work is that "time spent in the private sector deprives the NHS of a valuable resource".
