The last week has seen both Anthony Albanese exposed for a organising taxpayer funded grant to a golf club in his electorate, and Katherine King the Infrastructure Minister, accept a lifetime membership of Qantas despite the inherent conflict of Interest. This isn’t the first time that these two have been caught with their hands in the cookie jar. In late 2024 I tried to obtain a copy of the business case for the Federal Government grant of $100 million to the NSW Government for the upgrade of Avoca Road which was close to Albanese’s newly acquired beach house. I moved a motion passed by the Senate that asked the government for the business case to justify spending $100 million on Avoca Rd, a road that leads to Albanese's beach house. The government replied that NSW had done the business case. I then moved another motion passed by the Senate that asked for the documentation between the Federal and NSW State Government in regard to the funding of Avoca Road. Catherine King the Infrastructure Minister replied: "The release of correspondence relating to discussions between the Australian and NSW Governments on projects funded under the Infrastructure Investment Program (IIP) would constitute a risk to Commonwealth-State relations and therefore will not be provided as part of this request." (See documents in comments). The refusal to release these documents is a disgrace and a slap in the face to the Senate who requested the Minister release the documents. Furthermore it only lends credence to the view held by many that Albanese has done this to impress his new girlfriend, now wife. If the business case was above board what has the Government got to hide? Clearly Albanese has abused his power and needs to go. If you want to clean up corruption in politics then please sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au