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Good morning, here are the lead stories this Thursday – not that you can count on them showing up in a Google search. The federal government faces fresh conflict-of-interest questions, Anthony Albanese stares down factional ructions, and Joe Biden continues to dismantle the Trumpian legacy.
A major military technology supplier that was awarded $98m worth of Australian government contracts by former defence minister Christopher Pyne has formally engaged the lobbyist firm Pyne and Partners to represent its interests. Government ministers are prohibited from lobbying in relation to their portfolio for 18 months after they leave office. Pyne and Partners managing director, Pyne’s former parliamentary chief of staff, Adam Howard, informed…
