‘Nonsense on the internet’: Co-star takes aim at Dave Hughes

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‘Nonsense on the internet’: Co-star takes aim at Dave Hughes
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They are teammates on a comedy competition but apparently not so tight off it.

They are teammates on a comedy competition but apparently not so tight off it. Australian comedian Nina Oyama has appeared to slam co-star Dave Hughes ahead of the premiere of comedy competition Class Clowns, where the pair are teammates.

After a promo for the ABC program was shared on social media, Oyama said there were several reasons to watch the show. But it was points three and four of her caption that seemed trained on Hughes, who has used his public figure status to fire up over the state of Australian politics.

“ made by a huge team of amazing people — comics, producers, writers, camera crew, makeup artists, runners, editors, etc whose incredible work shouldn’t be ruined by one old guy who is addicted to espousing nonsense on the internet,” Oyama posted. “ 4 — My teammate does not say the word ‘Albo’ once .

”But that bond looks to have soured, with Oyama posting “safe to say I have unconnected my mind since this was filmed”. Nina Oyama says it is ‘safe to say I have unconnected my mind’ from Hughes since they filmed together. Hughes has pivoted heavily to offering political commentary, taking aim at the federal government over changes to and accusing Anthony Albanese of “burning through taxpayer money travelling the globe to collect meaningless awards from lobby groups”.

Add 7NEWS as your preferred news source on Google On Tuesday, he shared a video with the caption: “This realisation changes how you look at government. ” “Just responded to a Labor troll with something we all need to remember. Promoting an ABC show I’m on and this bloke goes, ‘I thought you hated people who took government money’,” Hughes said.

“My response was, the government has no money. It’s taxpayer money. The government takes off people. The government has never had any of their own money and they never will.

“I was paid taxpayer money. I got some of my own money back. Only a little bit of it but I was happy to get it back. ” In Class Clowns, Oyama and Hughes, together with Becky Lucas and Matt Okine and Luke McGregor and Bron Lewis are divided into three houses to tackle different challenges based on school subjects.

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