Tony Maher, a former Eraring director and the national president of the mining and energy division of the CFMEU, said the politics of the sale "were dreadful". "It was just a mad dash for cash,'' he told ABC Radio. "I do have a view that it was a dud deal.'' He said the timing was ``appalling'' because of uncertainty about upcoming carbon pricing.
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Don't pull court trigger, Maher says
Former Eraring director Tony Maher on Thursday spoke out against the plan to compel the eight directors to give evidence at an inquiry into the $5.3 billion power asset sell-off.
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