The treatment of Peta Credlin and Tony Abbott in Niki Savva’s book has been reprehensible. You would think that by now we could reasonably expect a serious analysis of the Abbott government and its strengths and weaknesses, for it would be a very strange government if it did not have some of both and we should never shy away from serious analysis of either, even if it means criticism.
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