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One Nation NSW leader hit with ‘please explain’ for charging taxpayers for 71 beers, 23 bottles of wine

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One Nation NSW leader hit with ‘please explain’ for charging taxpayers for 71 beers, 23 bottles of wine

Mike Newman was questioned over his spending habits during his 28-month stint as a senior trade commissioner in Japan, with one executive rejecting a $211 bill for lunch.

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