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Jason Matthews on 4Bc Breakfast criticises Minister Anika Wells over taxpayer-funded travel expenses and newly missing records surrounding her trip to Adelaide for a friend's birthday party.
He questions how the government can expect public trust in digital oversight when politicians fail to provide transparency regarding their own travel spending and business-class privileges.
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