COVID, PCR and our Prime Minister

First Question: How can Scott Morrison defend his position on the provision of overpriced publicly funded PCR tests from the onset of this pandemic, and then have the front to deny public funding of much cheaper (and admittedly less accurate) RAT's Home Covid tests, when the PCR test throughput is under unimagineable pressure.

Second Question: How can the government sit back and watch the TGA approval of a health setting administered RAT's test which gives a comparably accurate result to PCR, for a fraction of the cost and a fraction of the time delay in receiving results, be be unduly delayed by the authority, when the PCR test throughput is under unimagineable pressure?

IMO, two similar questions, with the same vested as distinct from public, interest behind them.

[Can anyone with a similar outlook to me, but with a big more 'get up and go' get onto a reputable independent investigative news service in an attempt to make the above case.]