According to the Australian, a second round of “explosive texts from the federal Labor MP who is deputy head of parliament’s intelligence committee, with access to national secrets, reveal he boasted about using the media to 'destroy' enemies and exact political retribution". “It’ll be the best read story in the country tomorrow,” Mr Cunningham told Sky News host Peter Gleeson.
Speaking “almost” in Mr Byrne’s defence, Mr Cunningham said “I’m not sure anyone would survive if their mobile phone was handed over and someone was able to basically go through and reveal all of the disparaging text messages they might have sent about their colleagues over a four or five year period”. “Anthony Byrne was probably on the money when he talks about the Labor moderates and how they were being infected by the Green Left and people like Jamila Rizvi”.
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Foreign Minister accuses Beijing of spreading disinformation and calls for WHO for reform | Sky News AustraliaForeign Minister Marise Payne has accused Beijing of spreading disinformation and called for the reform of global bodies including the World Health Organisation in her first major speech on the post-COVID climate.\n\n'At the heart of successful international cooperation is the concept each country shares rather than yields a portion of its sovereign decision making,' Ms Payne said. \n\nThe Foreign Minister said governments needed to be able to rely on government bodies during a pandemic, taking a swipe at WHO over claims it was beholden to China.\n\n'Disinformation during a pandemic will cost lives,' she said. \n\nMs Payne also took the opportunity to criticise China for warning students and tourists to avoid Australia due to 'racism and coronavirus' concerns. \n\n'The disinformation we have seen contributes to a climate of fear and division when at a time like this what we need is cooperation and understanding,' she said. \n\nImage: AP \n MarisePayne A politician talking sense? I'm going to make a note. I often wonder whether politicians actually look at Twitter, since the public always seem to be 2 steps ahead of our representatives. The fact the WHO and the UN still haven't been investigated is crazy. CCP IPAC MarisePayne You need to go ..you have no call Paine give it to some one with diplomacy..you are not the one ..it's a man position not yours Goatboy641 MarisePayne Wow I thought we didn’t have a foreign there for a while. About time she did her job !!!!! PS..if this is a flash in the pan resign and let someone who knows what to do have the job !!!!
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