.australian’s Paul Kelly: PeterDutton_MP and ScottMorrisonMP made the point that there’s no decision that Peter Dutton took in any way that suggests that he’s taken an improper decision. MORE: speers
Malcolm Turnbull says Prime Minister Scott Morrison must immediately investigate Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's meeting with a Chinese billionaire.
Huang Xiangmo allegedly paid tens of thousands of dollars to a lobbyist in 2016 to secure a private lunch with Mr Dutton when he was immigration minister in a failed attempt to fast-track his citizenship application, it's been claimed. The now-Home Affairs Minister said he agreed to the meeting because Mr Huang was a significant leader in the Australian Chinese community and told reported on Tuesday that he hadn't seen him since.
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