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John Barilaro says he 'regrets' applying for controversial trade job

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Former New South Wales Deputy Premier John Barilaro says he 'regrets' applying for a lucrative New York-based trade job, but fiercely denies any wrongdoing. Mr Barilaro made the comments while giving evidence at a Parliamentary inquiry into his appointment to the role.
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