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Politics podcast: Michael McCormack – the Nationals member for Riverina

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imageFrom one of the “hunters to being one of the hunted”: the Nationals’ Michael McCormack is a former journalist-turned-politician.Alan Porritt/AAP

Michael McCormack is the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance and the Nationals member for Riverina. He joins Michelle Grattan to talk about the future of the...

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