Extract from ABC News Website:
Communications Minister Anthony Albanese says the backflip shows the Coalition has hidden agendas.
"We saw it released in the afternoon and it didn't last until the evening," he said.
"People will think to themselves before they cast their vote on Saturday - are these people really worth the risk?"
Greens Senator Scott Ludlam also seized on the gaffe, saying the Coalition is trying to sneak the policy in just days before the election.
"This is a complex policy document. It's clearly had a lot of work go into it," he said.
"The idea that they would release it five minutes to midnight so that people will have no time to assess what's in it is actually a very dangerous way to do policy."
Communications Minister Anthony Albanese says the backflip shows the Coalition has hidden agendas.
"We saw it released in the afternoon and it didn't last until the evening," he said.
"People will think to themselves before they cast their vote on Saturday - are these people really worth the risk?"
Greens Senator Scott Ludlam also seized on the gaffe, saying the Coalition is trying to sneak the policy in just days before the election.
"This is a complex policy document. It's clearly had a lot of work go into it," he said.
"The idea that they would release it five minutes to midnight so that people will have no time to assess what's in it is actually a very dangerous way to do policy."
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