Lawyers have expressed concern after Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he wants nothing to do with them after they criticised his plans for an anti-corruption body.
May 16, 2022 at 05:09 AM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Lawyers have hit back at Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s statement that he wants nothing to do with attorneys after they criticised his plans for an anti-corruption body.
As he campaigns for another term as Prime Minister ahead of Saturday’s national election, Morrison has stood by his plans and criticised the anti-corruption body of New South Wales, describing it as “a kangaroo court”.
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