7am Barnaby Joyce’s big move
Nov 27, 2025
In this discussion, political reporter Amy Remeikis delves into Barnaby Joyce's resignation from The Nationals, exploring the reasons behind his departure and its implications. She reveals Joyce's complex relationship with party dynamics and speculates on his potential move to One Nation, where compatibility with Pauline Hanson is questioned. Remeikis highlights Joyce's self-centered political style and debates whether this shift could truly reshape conservative influence in Australia, ultimately pondering if he can broaden One Nation's appeal.
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Wagyu Photo Captured The Irony
- Tony Windsor described Barnaby Joyce being called 'home' to One Nation and joked it suited his Western Queensland image.
- He highlighted the wagyu-in-Parliament House photo as a striking, ironic visual that caught his eye.
Departure Driven By Personal Grievance
- Amy Remeikis argued Joyce gave few concrete reasons and largely acted on vibes and personal grievance.
- She framed his departure as a reaction to feeling slighted after losing chances at renewed leadership.
Net Zero Fight Reshaped By Multiple Actors
- Amy said Joyce left a clear mark on Nationals policy, notably the move to scrap net zero.
- She also pointed out Labor's role in amplifying the internal rupture by repeatedly bringing the repeal bill to debate.