So Bridget McKenzie has bitten the dust. Finally, and not because of the flagrant pork-barrelling she and her office were caught in — up to their colour-coded elbows — but merely because her now-notorious membership of the Wangaratta Clay Target Club created a conflict of interest that she should have recognised.
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