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Whose party is it, anyway?

13 May 2017

9:00 AM

13 May 2017

9:00 AM

The writing may be on the wall for those lobbyist Liberal Party factional bosses who have successfully defied the decrees of former PM Abbott and NSW Premier O’Farrell aimed at ensuring ‘transparency, integrity and honesty’ in lobbyists’ relationships with government. At last the Liberal Party itself is reported to have taken a stand on principle against the potential for conflict of interest and possible corruption these leaders sought to prevent.

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