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‘I don’t need to apologise’, says suspended councillor

Suspended Whittlesea councillor Aidan McLindon has ruled out apologising for comments about members of the LGBTQIA+ and First Peoples communities which were labelled as “concerning” by commissioners investigating Whittlesea council. The Commission of Inquiry into Whittlesea council, tabled in state parliament on 14 October, found…

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