Breaking: ‘I’m being intruded on and harassed’: Barilaro speaks after scuffle with cameraman | sarah_keoghan
Former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro has broken his silence after footage emerged of an altercation between him and a cameraman in Manly.
In the footage, Barilaro can be seen pushing the cameraman and his camera away from him before walking away and waiting at the traffic lights to cross the road. “I’m being intruded on and harassed. On Saturday, I went out with some friends. To come out and have a camera shoved in your face. I’m a private citizen. I left politics last year,” he said.
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