4 years ago
AUSTRALIA POST HAS SERIOUS QUESTIONS TO ANSWER
ANDREW GILES MP
The Australia Post CEO has serious questions to answer, following bizarre and disturbing revelations that she intervened to help Pauline Hanson send divisive material to public housing residents in lockdown in Melbourne.
Senator Hanson’s wrong and hateful remarks about public housing tenants saw her get sacked from morning TV.
At the same time, Australia Post was prepared to help Hanson add injury to insult to vulnerable people, while they were battling coronavirus.
The truth is, Scott Morrison and the Australia Post CEO, Christine Holgate, relied on a dodgy Senate voting deal with Pauline Hanson to cut postal services, which Labor opposed from the outset.
It’s extraordinary that instead of prioritising prompt and reliable delivery of mail and parcels, Ms Holgate was more concerned with assisting Pauline Hanson push her inflammatory and divisive agenda.
We need to get to the bottom of why the Australia Post CEO was working so hard to please Pauline Hanson.
Senator Hanson’s wrong and hateful remarks about public housing tenants saw her get sacked from morning TV.
At the same time, Australia Post was prepared to help Hanson add injury to insult to vulnerable people, while they were battling coronavirus.
The truth is, Scott Morrison and the Australia Post CEO, Christine Holgate, relied on a dodgy Senate voting deal with Pauline Hanson to cut postal services, which Labor opposed from the outset.
It’s extraordinary that instead of prioritising prompt and reliable delivery of mail and parcels, Ms Holgate was more concerned with assisting Pauline Hanson push her inflammatory and divisive agenda.
We need to get to the bottom of why the Australia Post CEO was working so hard to please Pauline Hanson.