Communications Minister Anika Wells has defended her recent trip to New York to promote Australia's upcoming under-16s social media ban, which came at cost of about $120,000 to the taxpayer. Brittney ...

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Anthony Albanese has backed Communications Minister Anika Wells, after she defended expenses incurred during multiple overseas and domestic trips where she took her family skiing and attended a friend ...

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Communications Minister Anika Wells spent almost $100,000 of taxpayer money on a three-day trip to New York City, according to documents released at Senate estimates. Wells stung the public purse with ...