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NT Education Minister Jo Hersey Claims Travel Allowance for Own Darwin Apartment

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NT Education Minister Jo Hersey is claiming a $450 nightly travel allowance while staying at her own apartment in Darwin City.
This follows criticism of Labor politician Manuel Brown for similar claims.
While within parliamentary rules, the practice is being questioned by colleagues and the public.

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NT Education Minister Jo Hersey is claiming a $450 nightly travel allowance while staying at her own apartment in Darwin City. This follows criticism of Labor politician Manuel Brown for similar claims. While within parliamentary rules, the practice is being questioned by colleagues and the public.

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