Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce has sold out of the Canberra neighbourhood where he had late-night encounter with a planter box.
when he was premier may have had a reputation for a certain – putting it kindly – command-and-control approach to keeping Big Dan’s state Labor government on the rails over its 10-year journey.Even their harshest detractor could not deny that, whatever it took, those at the top of the Premier’s Private Office back in those days got things done.
But sources close to the new venture wanted to make something clear to CBD on Monday; this ain’t no lobby shop, and that FMRS will not be registering as a lobbyist. , muttering profanities into his phone triggered weeks of pearl-clutching over an incident that will probably help, not hinder, Joyce’s reputation as the man once dubbed
But the apartment sale was not the only recent foray into the real estate market for Joyce, as he recently offloaded the old family home in Tamworth for $1.1 million.It’s true that not many people have said it out loud and some have denied it – we’re looking at you, shadow federal treasurerSo it’s not like there’s any stigma attached to daydreaming about grazing with the agrarian socialists.
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