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Flat White

Bridget McKenzie’s gone, but the government’s copped a shotgun blast

2 February 2020

5:33 PM

2 February 2020

5:33 PM

Bridget McKenzie has walked the plank. Quite rightly, too — but far too late.

She should have saved a weakened Prime Minister weeks of pain and gone long ago. She should have done the honourable thing.

This has been no left media witchhunt. The media, quite rightly, were unsparing in their pursuit of Ros Kelly a quarter of a century ago.

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