‘No one’s indispensable’: Former minister takes aim at Home Affairs. By Michael Bachelard and Nick McKenzie, SMH

In an interview, Andrews said she had observed unease among senior public servants about attempts by Pezzullo to centralise power in his office, poor results in the visa processing system and a “massive” staff morale issue. If she had been returned as minister she would have made some “pretty significant” changes, Andrews said.

Asked if the dysfunction was Pezzullo’s responsibility, Andrews said: “It has to be, simply because he’s the secretary of the department.” Quizzed on whether Home Affairs could operate without him she said: “Well, no one’s indispensable.”

‘No one’s indispensable’: Former minister takes aim at Home Affairs. By Michael Bachelard and Nick McKenzie, SMH