Minns said he wouldn’t ‘gloat’ about Icac hearings into the Liberals. Instead, he’s quietly taken out the trash
NSW Premier Chris Minns is facing criticism for allegedly using the distraction of ongoing ICAC corruption hearings to quietly release three controversial government reports. While Minns publicly claims he will not gloat over the Liberal party's legal troubles, critics argue his administration is burying unfavorable documents during the news cycle.
NSW premier Chris Minns has defended his government’s timing in releasing three potentially controversial reports. Photograph: Gaye Gerard/AAP NSW premier Chris Minns has defended his government’s timing in releasing three potentially controversial reports. Photograph: Gaye Gerard/AAP Independent Commission Against Corruption Analysis Minns said he wouldn’t ‘gloat’ about Icac hearings into the Liberals. Instead, he’s quietly taken out the trash Penry Buckley Amid revelations that could damage the Liberals’ state election hopes, the NSW government dropped key documents on three contentious issues
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