Politician queried over email to constituents promoting private business

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After failing to be re-elected last year, James Milligan emailed constituents to say he was re-establishing his printing business. One constituent has questioned where he got the contact details.

Thank you, farewell, and send me your business — this was the message dumped Liberal MLA James Milligan emailed his constituents two weeks after the election last year.After being dumped as an MLA, James Milligan emailed supporters to say he was re-establishing his printing business

"As such if you have any projects or referrals that you think may benefit from affordable, efficient and expert business support, please do not hesitate to put them in touch with JM Publishing." "It would have been reasonable to say, 'I'm leaving office and here's this link where you can find out what I'm up to now', and just give you a link and you can go and chase it if you want to.

"It was sent to people who had had some contact with Mr Milligan over the years," the spokesman said. Mr Tannahill said he couldn't recall or find evidence of contact with Mr Milligan and believed he ended up on the mailing list after contacting other Liberal politicians.

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This was news to me, although I wasn't surprised! 'Politicians are exempt from privacy laws' Why?

Another Lib rort. Why am I not surprised

Wouldn’t be LiberalAus by any chance would he? Yup, the party of crooks, bullies, and religious nutters!

MarieColemanAO This is quite appalling!! What a breach of trust. What is the fine? Repay the ACT AEC first preference funding would be apt.

Crooks, the lot of them.

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