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Mick Clifford: Budget must not gamble away young people's futures

There will be more giveaway goodies to come before the budget and election, but is it fair to gamble the financial future of young people?
Mick Clifford: Budget must not gamble away young people's futures

Is it fair and reasonable to gamble the future of the young on a wing and a prayer? Picture: File

Sun, 25 Aug, 2024 - 01:00
Michael Clifford
Mick Clifford

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