Three Australian Labor politicians have apologised after a complaint alleged they were overheard playing a game of “shoot, shag or marry” about male political opponents at a crowded public festival, an episode that has widened into a debate over standards of behaviour for politicians outside parliament.
The incident involved federal Assistant Minister Rebecca White and Tasmanian state MPs Ella Haddad and Sarah Lovell, who were attending Hobart’s Taste of Summer – a food and music festival held…
Source: ‘Shoot, shag or marry’ row draws scrutiny of Australian MPs’ conduct outside parliament
