Journalists ‘frustrated’ over Labor’s initial plan to split media pack from Albanese

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Journalists ‘frustrated’ over Labor’s initial plan to split media pack from Albanese
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Sky News Senior Political Reporter Jonathan Lea says Labor was working to send Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese’s travelling media pack to Canberra to hear the costings briefing from Jim Chalmers – and then keep them there.

The travelling press pack were initially told they would attend Labor’s costings press conference in Canberra rather than travel with Mr Albanese in Brisbane – a decision which was later overturned.

“There was a number of people who were really frustrated about that – that has since been changed,” Mr Lea said. Mr Lea said he questioned Mr Albanese on the reasoning behind the initial decision – when he has campaigned “so hard on transparency”. “Many journalists want to ask him about the costings after they’ve been delivered considering he wouldn’t deal with it this morning.”

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