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Australia news live: Asio chief reveals 16 terror plots foiled since Bondi shooting; premier says Victoria is ‘major events capital’ of world

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Australia news live: Asio chief reveals 16 terror plots foiled since Bondi shooting; premier says Victoria is ‘major events capital’ of world
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Australian politicians Andrew Hastie and Barnaby Joyce are embroiled in a public dispute involving accusations of being 'lying cowards' and 'traitors' related to a One Nation cartoon. The conflict highlights ongoing tensions within Australian political discourse.

Why it matters

The public infighting reflects broader polarization and the volatile nature of political alliances in Australia.

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Andrew Hastie says Barnaby Joyce had reached out about the One Nation cartoon that labelled him a “traitor”.

Hastie had this to say to Guardian Australia this morning:

double quotation mark Barnaby Joyce has reached out to me and explained that he didn’t know about the cartoon that called me a traitor eight times. I accept his explanation. I called him a lying coward because I thought he was protecting Pauline Hanson.

I now know that she is the only lying coward.

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