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Reith would have seen irony in current IR stoush: Cash

Former IR minister Michaelia Cash has suggested that her predecessor in the role, Peter Reith, would have "enjoyed the irony" of his death coming during heated debate over new workplace laws, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed that the two got on "extremely well" over lunch in London after he left politics.

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