Even the Prime Minister's political opponents have kept quiet about privileges allegedly given to Albanese's son.
Albanese insists he has 'completely' complied with political integrity obligations.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected suggestions of nepotism over reports his son is receiving special benefits from his father's position.
But the Prime Minister insists it's all above board, and even a rival has urged against "personal attacks" on politicians' family members.The Australian Financial Review reported this weekend that Albanese discussed getting his son, Nathan, a PwC internship with the firm's then-government relations boss Sean Gregory.
While MPs and their spouses are automatically granted access to the exclusive lounge, it's rare for their children to receive that benefit.Politicians are required to register personal interests that "may conflict, or may be seen to conflict, with their public duty".
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