There was a big story last week. It involved ministers, the media and the long arm of the law. Coverage was global as the public awaited news of the protagonists’ fate.
No, it wasn’t the budget that gripped Canberra last week, but the story of Boo and Pistol – Johnny Depp’s four legged friends.
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Josh Frydenberg is the federal Assistant Treasurer and member for Kooyong.
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