Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey appeared on Channel 7’s Sunrise program this morning to argue their cases for and against the flood levy.
Gillard and Hockey Put Positions On Flood Levy
Jan 28, 2011
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