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What Ben Carroll’s critics misunderstand about his kamikaze decision

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The Age Australia
By Chip Le Grand
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What Ben Carroll’s critics misunderstand about his kamikaze decision
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Despite what my colleague Nick McKenzie says, Ben Carroll will not regret calling the Big Build royal commission.

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  • What Ben Carroll’s critics misunderstand about his kamikaze decision.
  • Despite what my colleague Nick McKenzie says, Ben Carroll will not regret calling the Big Build royal commission.
  • Despite what my colleague Nick McKenzie says, Ben Carroll will not regret calling the Big Build royal commission.

Despite what my colleague Nick McKenzie says, Ben Carroll will not regret calling the Big Build royal commission.

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