Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce's behavior at the Australian Hotels Association event caught attention as he was filmed muttering obscenities outside a kebab stand.
The Australian Hotels Association function was not a particularly boozy affair. The powerful industry group’s welcome-back event for politicians was held on the Wednesday of the first sitting week of the year in the Speaker’s Courtyard in Parliament House between 6pm and 7.30pm. Drinks were served by waitstaff, catch-ups were arranged, gossip was shared. The buzzers rang to send politicians back into the chambers and the event wound up.
Among the guests was Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce, but his behaviour at the event didn’t draw much attention. Only a few remembered seeing him there.outside a late-night kebab stand, his feet on a planter box. Passers-by filmed him muttering obscenities into his phone, sent the footage to theOpposition veterans’ affairs spokesman Barnaby Joyce and Nationals leader David Littleproud during question time at Parliament House in Canberra on Thursda
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