Revealed: What really happened at the PM’s secretive Point Piper dinner
A staffer from the prime minister’s office took the seating to 10.Albanese declined to comment for this story. “We do not comment on private dinners,” said a spokesperson from his office. The murky source of the Lee family’s wealth would normally be expected to raise alarm, particularly given many large Chinese firms have links to the CCP.Other sources pushed back on the idea that Lee should be the subject of any such concerns.
- ▪A staffer from the prime minister’s office took the seating to 10.Albanese declined to comment for this story.
- ▪“We do not comment on private dinners,” said a spokesperson from his office.
- ▪The murky source of the Lee family’s wealth would normally be expected to raise alarm, particularly given many large Chinese firms have links to the CCP.Other sources pushed back on the idea that Lee should be the subject of any such concer
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