Premier Alan Winde says his government supports any inquiry by police into the allegations levelled against suspended Community Safety MEC Albert Fritz.

Published on

28 January 2022

Winde says the independent investigation into the veracity of the allegations, which has now been established through the State Attorney, will guide his decisions from an executive perspective.

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