Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack during Question Time in the House of Representatives. Source: AAP
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has been forced to fend off questions about his leadership of the National Party only months after taking on the top job.The man he replaced, Barnaby Joyce, has signaled he would be willing to make a comeback to the role. But as reported in feature, the party's controversial former leader's been told there's no vacancy.
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has been forced to fend off questions about his leadership of the National Party only months after taking on the top job.The man he replaced, Barnaby Joyce, has signaled he would be willing to make a comeback to the role. But as reported in feature, the party's controversial former leader's been told there's no vacancy.
