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Malcolm Turnbull hits back at Kevin Rudd over release of 'private, confidential' letters

By political reporter UmaPatel


Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has criticized Kevin Rudd for releasing private correspondence relating to the former prime minister's attempt to become secretary-general of the United Nations

Source: FotoPress

Source:ABC News

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