Published 1 month ago

Home Affairs boss denies she was ever verbally abused by minister

Summary by Ground News

The federal opposition is questioning whether Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil has apologised to her department's boss Stephanie Foster. Sky News has reported Ms Foster left in tears after being summonsed to explain why she discloseddocuments on the crimes committed by released immigration detainees. The Coalition has used question time to pressure Ms O' Neil to admit to the reported meeting.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Home Affairs boss denies she was ever verbally abused by minister

Stephanie Foster declined to detail discussions, saying the relationship between ministers and staff “depends on being able to have trusted conversations”.

1 month ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

Opposition presses Clare O'Neil over whether home affairs boss left her office in tears

Clare O'Neil has been grilled on reports the Department of Home Affairs boss left her office in tears after an altercation over the immigration detainee saga.

1 month ago·Australia

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