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Pauline Hanson has exploded at an Australia Post executive, telling him his explanation for Christine Holgate s controversial exit doesn t add up . The One Nation leader s attack came just hours after the former Australia Post CEO threatened to sue the business over her controversial exit unless the federal government agreed to mediation talks by Wednesday. Ms Hanson on Monday grilled Australia Post executive and former Liberal Party president Tony Nutt over whether Ms Holgate told him she had agreed to resign in October. Ms Holgate insists she never agreed to resign and says she was unlawfully terminated over revelations senior executives were gifted Cartier watches, collectively worth about $20,000.

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Year of the mate : At least 13 former Liberal MPs, staffers given plum jobs

âYear of the mateâ: At least 13 former Liberal MPs, staffers given plum jobs Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement At least 13 former Liberal MPs and political staffers have been appointed to plum federal government jobs since the start of the year, including a former deputy mayor given a 26-year-long, $10 million post at the Fair Work Commission. Alana Matheson, the former Liberal deputy mayor of Campbelltown who has worked for the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and for KPMG - and who is the daughter of two-term Liberal MP Russell Matheson - was appointed to the $387,960 per annum post as a Fair Work Commissioner on April 1.

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One person in the Australia Post saga is still missing: where is Tony Nutt?

One person in the Australia Post saga is still missing: where is Tony Nutt? The Australia Post board member is notably absent from the Senate hearing into Christine Holgate s departure as CEO. Seriously, where has Tony Nutt gone? The rusted-on Liberal Party operative and Australia Post board member known for having an almost ubiquitous presence in every big Liberal Party win in the past three decades was missing in action at yesterday’s shambolic Senate hearing into Christine Holgate’s controversial departure from Australia Post. Nutt and his fellow board members have been under pressure to explain why they pushed Holgate out of her role as CEO over the Cartier watch fiasco. Now, as the government seeks to get to the bottom of the scandal, the former Howard adviser remains notably absent.

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Australia Post inquiry extended after key board member calls in sick

Australia Post inquiry extended after key board member calls in sick
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Australia Post did not get Holgate s written sign-off before standing her aside

Australia Post did not get Holgateâs written sign-off before standing her aside Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The board of Australia Post failed to seek legal advice or get a written commitment from Christine Holgate that she would stand aside for an investigation into the Cartier watches saga before publicly announcing that she had agreed to do so. Ms Holgate is now considering legal action against Australia Post over her controversial exit as chief executive in November, claiming chair Lucio Di Bartolomeo unlawfully stood her down in breach of her contract amid pressure from the Morrison government.

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