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Three-day manhunt ends as man charged over family axe attack – as it happened

Three-day manhunt ends as man charged over family axe attack – as it happened

https://www.theguardian.com/profile/krishani-dhanji,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/benita-kolovos,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/luca-ittimani,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/eva-corlett· ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 26 views
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I had an honorary membership that I didn’t know I had from a gun club that I decided under the guidelines to award funding to so women and disabled members could actually go to the toilet on site, a $36,000 grant. For a recap of the sports rorts saga, see here.Host Sally Sara pushes back on McKenzie’s claim that she made the “choice” to resign after sports rorts, but the Nationals senator says: double quotation markI handed him my resignation, upheld my own personal integrity, but also importantly, the integrity of the system. I’m concerned I’m going to be the last minister in this Westminster system to actually take personal responsibility.

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19.05 EDTBridget McKenzie weighs in on golf course grant in PM's electorateThe shadow transport minister, Bridget McKenzie – who was at the centre of the Morrison government’s sports rorts saga and was forced to resign from her position – has also weighed in on Labor’s invite-only grants program.It’s been revealed that program handed $6m to a golf club the PM’s electorate that he was an honorary member of. This morning Anthony Albanese said he made “no apology” for that funding, which he argued was used to stop sewage from the club entering the local river.Speaking to RN Breakfast earlier this morning, McKenzie said she was “very surprised” by the story. double quotation markI resigned my ministerial portfolio because of a perceived conflict of interest.

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