Liberal Senator wishes he’d done more to ‘stop the madness’ in Morrison government | 7.30 @ABCNewsIndepth
Liberal Senator wishes he’d done more to ‘stop the madness’ in Morrison government | 7.30  @ABCNewsIndepth
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg took centre stage in Canberra today, delivering an animated and surprising speech. But the biggest surprise was to his colleagues.

7.30's political editor Jacob Greber reports.

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