Deputy PM OK with Jones’ $1.2m, as Flint & ex-ABA Lawyer Differ over Letters

4 May 2004 · News

Deputy Prime Minister, John Anderson, has bought into the David Flint controversy, saying he has no problem with Telstra paying for endorsements, like the $1.2m to Alan Jones, as long as it is within ...

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