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Flat White

Office politics

11 June 2016

8:00 AM

11 June 2016

8:00 AM

This book is not about what the title suggests. Yes, as Tony Abbott’s chief of staff Peta Credlin held a position of great influence and reflected power. But if Aaron Patrick is somehow implying that she ran the government, and that therefore the blame for its failure – and it did fail: regrettably, unfortunately, but undeniably – rests with her then he has misunderstood the nature of employment.

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