Watching the ABC docuseries,it’s hard to escape the conclusion that not a lot of public service work was being done.
The opposition leader accuses Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of lying – and finds himself firmly astride an uncomfortable wedge.
Recollections and resentments stirred up by the ABC’s Nemesis program dominated the first day of a new parliamentary year.
One of Malcolm Turnbull’s former colleagues returns fire in the documentary,calling the former prime minister “one of the nastiest people” in politics.
The rivalry between former prime ministers Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott is described as “Shakespearean” by one former cabinet minister.
The ABC turns its cameras on the turbulent years of the Abbott,Turnbull and Morrison prime ministerships.
Previously secret documents show how Australian media giant Kerry Packer was almost brought in to end a simmering legal stoush over a former spy’s revealing book.
The former prime minister said he hoped the creation of a new French-Australian think tank would help cultivate a more independent Australian foreign policy.
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg contacted former prime ministers about a joint letter. Malcolm Turnbull wrote the first draft.
A barrage of messages Michael Pezzullo sent to a Liberal powerbroker reveals his drive to oust leading public servants and become Australia’s most senior bureaucrat.
The Age,The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes reveal how Home Affairs secretary Michael Pezzullo used WhatsApp messages to try to reshape governments.