When the history of this current Liberal-National government is written (Troy Bramston already has his pen ready) the name Peta Credlin will be as important as the name of any of its Prime Ministers. She is the woman who led Tony Abbott’s charge into government in 2013 – and came within an inch in 2010 – and later became the most powerful and controversial chief of staff this country has ever seen.
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