'Not dishonest but all over the shop': WA Attorney General denies providing unreliable evidence to high-stakes defamation trial

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'Not dishonest but all over the shop': WA Attorney General denies providing unreliable evidence to high-stakes defamation trial
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John Quigley returns to the Federal Court to 'correct' evidence he gave in defamation proceedings involving the WA Premier and Clive Palmer, with the judge saying Mr Palmer's lawyers were drawing 'a bit of a long bow' by saying Mr Quigley was deceitful.

WA's Attorney General has denied evidence he provided to the high-profile defamation trial involving Premier Mark McGowan and mining magnate Clive Palmer can't be relied upon.

Mr McGowan, in turn, is countersuing Mr Palmer, claiming he suffered reputational damage through claims he "abused the parliamentary system" and lied to the people of WA.

He said he actually became aware before a cabinet meeting on August 11, though he could not specify how long before. John Quigley says he was struggling with the high workload of being a minister while dealing with legal action brought by Mr Palmer. "I can't comment on the court case and I've said this multiple times, until the judgement is handed down.

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