Queenslanders may be forced into buyback after asset lease

Amy Remeikis (The Brisbane Times, 6.11.14) reports that ‘Queensland may have to buy back electricity infrastructure once the government’s long-term lease expires – or continue paying for the state to use it, under its yet-to-be-finalised privatisation plan’.

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