“THE BONKING BEETROOT”: Deputy PM and “homewrecker” Barnaby Joyce rumoured to have traded sex for favours with powerful Canberra lobbyist

13 February, 2018 Serkan Öztürk

EXCLUSIVE: About to fall on his sword as he stumbles around in an alcohol soaked miasma from personal disaster to political calamity and back again, True Crime News Weekly can now reveal that Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce is rumoured to have engaged in a potentially corrupt sexual affair with a powerful political lobbyist and allegedly may have even exchanged political favours for sex while he was a married man claiming to uphold 'traditional family values'.

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About Serkan Öztürk 214 Articles
Serkan Öztürk is the publisher of True News Weekly. He is an investigative journalist and editor with a colourful career spanning across print, online, radio and television. He has had his journalism previously featured by leading international broadcasters and media outlets such as Sydney Morning Herald, Crikey, RT News, Ruptly, Australian Doctor, Dopamine Magazine, City Hub and the Star Observer.
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