Tomago’s Slow Death Exposes Folly of ‘Made in Australia’ Dream
The potential closure of Tomago has sparked debate about the viability of the "Made in Australia" dream.
A commercial decision by Rio regarding Tomago's future could provide pushback against corporate bailout culture.
- Andrew Forrest, a billionaire who exports iron ore to China, has backed a campaign to rebuild domestic manufacturing.
- Harvey Norman chief executive Katie Page, whose retail chain sells imported electronic goods, has also supported the campaign.
It’s been a busy week for protectionism.
Author's summary: Tomago's fate sparks debate on "Made in Australia" dream.
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