Backlash is mounting against the Prime Minister after it was revealed he was flown in a business magnate’s private helicopter to attend a barbecue at a sprawling seaside estate.
When asked about the barbecue at a press conference on Wednesday, the Prime Minister shirked from detailing the topics discussed.
Billionaire businessman Lindsay Fox hosted the Prime Minister and Victorian Premier at his Portsea estate. Picture: Michael Dodge - Pool/Getty Images “That was disingenuous because he knew that all of this has to be disclosed. This gift of a private helicopter ride has to be disclosed.” The premier’s office confirmed he had attended the barbecue, but said he had instead driven to the event in Portsea.
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