Tomago's Slow Death Exposes Folly of 'Made in Australia' Dream
Tomago's potential demise highlights the challenges of the "Made in Australia" concept.
Recently, Andrew Forrest and Harvey Norman chief executive Katie Page supported a News Corp campaign to rebuild domestic manufacturing.
It's been a busy week for protectionism.
- Andrew Forrest, a billionaire, ships large quantities of iron ore to China.
- Harvey Norman sells imported electronic goods to consumers.
A commercial decision by Rio regarding Tomago's future could provide pushback against corporate bailout culture.
Author's summary: Tomago's decline affects Australian manufacturing dreams.
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