Barnaby Joyce says One Nation’s first elected federal MP, David Farley, is not looking to quit, despite recent claims of an internal rift. The comments come after Joyce publicly clashed with Pauline Hanson, prompting speculation about Farley’s position within the party.
Both outlets report that Joyce addressed the question of Farley’s political future and rejected the idea that he is preparing to leave One Nation. The reports link the discussion to wider tensions within the party following Joyce’s public dispute with Hanson. While neither outlet provides detailed evidence of Farley’s intentions, they frame Joyce’s response as a denial of the reported rumors and as clarification of the current internal dynamics.
Overall, the coverage aligns on what Joyce says—namely that Farley is not planning to quit—while the context emphasizes the party’s internal strain and Joyce’s earlier public conflict with Hanson.
