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Bruce Hales makes a statement at parliamentary enquiry

Bruce Hales has begun his testimony by again denying his personal involvement in the church’s covert campaign during the election.

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Sydney Morning Herald Authority 90

Bruce Hales appeared before a parliamentary enquiry on Tuesday, offering his first statements in the investigation.

During his testimony, Hales asserted that he had no personal involvement in the covert campaign allegedly conducted by a church during the recent election.

The enquiry is examining claims that the church organised a hidden operation to influence voting outcomes, prompting calls for parliamentary scrutiny.

Hales reiterated his denial, stating that he was not part of any such activity and emphasizing his lack of direct participation.

The hearing continues as the committee seeks further evidence on the alleged campaign and the role of individuals linked to the church.

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Bruce Hales makes a statement at parliamentary enquiry

Bruce Hales has begun his testimony by again denying his personal involvement in the church’s covert campaign during the election.

1 day ago
89 The Age (Australia)

Bruce Hales makes a statement at parliamentary enquiry

Bruce Hales has begun his testimony by again denying his personal involvement in the church’s covert campaign during the election.

1 day ago

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