News Corp boss hits back at Albanese; Is Hugh marking time for Aunty's plum job?

Email News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller has rubbished claims by Anthony Albanese that the media company’s mastheads are ‘working hand in glove’ with Peter Dutton.

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