Qantas, ScoMo cop grand old roasts before Swans collapse | noeltowell & kishor_nr
McLachlan had some kind words for the fellow chief executives in attendance, assuring them “the world hasn’t ended because they are not as good as– with his Qantas chair’s hat on – and his fulsome backing recently of the carrier’s under-fire boss.AFL Commission chairman Richard Goyder and AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan arrive at the North Melbourne grand final breakfast on Saturday.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton compared the AFL to politics and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to an umpire.Aside from Albanese’s well-documented “stop the boats” gag, the PM swung a boot at his predecessor“I’m really worried that when I was away last week in London,was the acting prime minister, so I’m worried he has sworn himself in as the minister to the Cats and approved yet another renovation of Kardinia Park,” he said, in reference to his Geelong die-hard deputy.
“He tries to speak his decision but gives a lot of free kicks to the other mob,” he told the audience.
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