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Former CEO of Australia Post gives explosive evidence to Senate inquiry

Former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate appearing before a Senate inquiry.

Former Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate appearing before a Senate inquiry. Source: AAP

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The former CEO of Australia Post, Christine Holgate, alleges the chair of Australia Post unlawfully stood her down under the direction of the prime minister, making her leadership untenable and threatening her health.

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