The connection between the Hottest 100 furore and the NBN farce spelled out in seven words

November 28, 2017 12:47

Dr Mumbo felt rather sorry for sleepy communications minister Mitch Fifield when he plodded onto ABC News Breakfast this morning to attempt to generate some heartland-pleasing condemnation of Triple J’s decision to shift it’s Hottest 100 rundown to a less divisive day than Australia Day.

Although Fifield’s heart clearly wasn’t really in it, he gave it a shot.

Communications Minister @SenatorFifield has accused @triplej of making a “political statement” by moving the #Hottest100 countdown pic.twitter.com/5nzzhyGpsF

— News Breakfast (@BreakfastNews) November 27, 2017

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