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Barnaby Joyce rubbishes Bridgette Joyce and John Barilaro affair rumours

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Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has called for a crackdown on social media giants like Facebook and Twitter. He slammed 'completely and utterly fictitious' rumours about his family spread online. Joyce said he would speak to US politicians who are conducting a congressional inquiry that unearthed explosive allegations against Facebook.

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Barnaby Joyce rubbishes Bridgette Joyce and John Barilaro affair rumours

Barnaby Joyce has slammed “fictitious and rubbish rumours” spreading online claiming his 23-year-old daughter Bridgette was in a relationship with former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro and he’s calling for a crackdown on out-of-control social media giants.

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‘Enough is enough’: Barnaby Joyce lashes out over ‘rubbish’ rumour about his daughter

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has joined his deputy in slamming social media as a ‘coward’s palace’ where people are vilified.

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7NEWS Australia broke the news in Australia on Thursday, October 7, 2021.
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