Three years later, they have a lot still to do

WITH the third anniversary of the ‘Cutback Coalition’ approaching (May 17), it is worth noting what they have done up to now, or rather failed to do.

Fri, 13 May, 2005 - 01:00

FF and the PDs offered a set of promises before the 2002 general election, in effect, the basis for their ‘social contract’ with those who elected them.

Promises broken include:

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