The Age has uncovered ‘extraordinary arrangements’ made for the CEO of the Suburban Rail Loop.

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“It was recommended by the Remuneration Tribunal that he be paid $700,000 a year, so he’s earning more than the Prime Minister, more than the Premier,” the 3AW Mornings host said.

“But here’s the kicker for me, he doesn’t actually live in Melbourne.”

‘Has to be justified’: Expert weighs in on Suburban Rail Loop CEO’s remuneration package

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