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’Not credible’: Minister in dark on Comm Games axing

Eastern Victoria MP Harriet Shing (right) has fronted an Upper House inquiry into the Commonwealth Games debacle. Picture: AAP Image/James Ross
By Callum Godde, Aap, and Cam Lucadou-Wells

A senior Victorian minister has been accused of lying after suggesting she was kept out of the loop that the […]

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