FOSTER’S FUMBLE! Labor Left Languishing as Leak Launches Liberal Laughter

28 March, 2024 James Johnson

TRUE ANALYSIS: In an era where transparency and accountability seem more like lofty ideals than practiced virtues, the recent leak debacle involving one of Australia's most senior public servants, Stephanie Foster, serves as a stark reminder of the chasms within our government's inner workings. James Johnson takes a look.

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About James Johnson 26 Articles
Born and raised in Sin City, otherwise known as the beautiful harbour city of Sydney, James comes from a family where the morning newspaper was more important than breakfast. A burgeoning expert in investigative journalism, AI technology and graphic design, James made his way into the media industry following a diet of noir and crime amidst the dark alleys and hazy mornings of an earlier career in hospitality.
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