How DFAT (yet again) let us down
Foreign Minister Marise Payne’s robust initiative in leading the call for an independent enquiry into the origins of the coronavirus – and suggesting that putting the World Health Organisation in charge of that would be a case of poacher and game-keeper – will have caused much dismay in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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Mark Higgie is The Spectator Australia’s Europe Correspondent
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