Miranda Live: Anthony Albanese talks Labor’s future and fires back at Mark Latham
LABOR heavyweight Anthony Albanese has defended his party’s stance on refugees, telling Miranda Devine on her Miranda Live radio show the Liberal government must stop passing the buck. She also sat down with Senator David Leyonhjelm to talk sweeping new secrecy laws.
LABOR heavyweight Anthony Albanese has defended his party’s stance on refugees, telling Miranda Devine on her Miranda Live radio show the Liberal government must stop passing the buck.
The Opposition Transport and Infrastructure spokesman talked politics, the future and even his own difficult upbringing on Miranda Live.
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Senator David Leyonhjelm came on the show to talk the government’s sweeping new secrecy laws and what they mean for the media and average Australians.
Devine also sat down with psychiatrist Dr Tanveer Ahmed and Daily Telegraph racing editor Ray Thomas.
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