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Director sentiment slips on energy policy

A NEW report from the Australian Institute of Company Directors shows that directors around the country are 'fed up' with government inaction around energy policy and climate change, putting the two issues firmly in the top three causes for concern.

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Director sentiment slips on energy policy

  The AICD biannual director sentiment index questioned 1252 public and private company directors and found they rate climate change as the top long-term priority the federal government should address,...

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