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Peta Credlin stood up for accountability. We don’t know about Twitter has-beens, but that’s what all good journos do

10 October 2020

4:40 PM

10 October 2020

4:40 PM

Forget that a bungled hotel quarantine program led to the deaths of 800 largely helpless Victorians. The real scandal is that Peta Credlin asked questions about who was responsible.

Twitter went into meltdown after the newspaper columnist and television host grilled Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews in a tense exchange at his daily coronavirus press conference on Friday.

Her crime was to have made the Victorian Premier uncomfortable.

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