Former Labor adviser Eamonn Fitzpatrick says people have the right to be “really concerned” after the uncovering of former prime minister Scott Morrison's secret ministerial portfolios.
Former Labor adviser Eamonn Fitzpatrick says people have the right to be “really concerned” after the uncovering of former prime minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministerial portfolios.
“I’ll tell you what isn’t good for the country, this level of secrecy at the heart of the government,” Mr Fitzpatrick told Sky News Australia.Read More
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