Ray Hadley has been called out by Kristina Keneally for being “dead wrong” during an explosive tit-for-tat with Labor leader Anthony Albanese.
Hadley clashed with Mr Albanese over the Solomon Islands’ security agreement with China, climate change and boat turnbacks on Tuesday morning in a fiery debate as the Labor leader remains in isolation due to COVID-19.
Hadley rejected Mr Albanese’s claim that Labor would operate Australia’s borders “in the same way that the government does” because the opposition had repeatedly ruled out temporary protection visas. “Nobody has gone on temporary protection visas since the introduction of Operation Sovereign Borders,” she continued.
“And again, with the greatest respect to Ray Handley, he is absolutely wrong. People who attempt to come to Australia by boat are turned back or sent to Nauru, they are not put on Australian temporary protection visa.” But Hadley hit back at the Labor leader, raising his voice and said: “No it won’t because you don’t have temporary protection visas”Prime Minister Scott Morrison has maintained that the temporary protection visa remains integral to Operation Sovereign Borders.
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