‘I fight for what I believe in’: Canavan backs himself after dust up with Hanson
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Nationals Leader Matt Canavan reacts to an altercation he had with One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson at the National Bush Summit in Dubbo. “I stick up for myself, I stick up for my team, I stick up for my state of Queensland … I stick up for all rural and regional parts of our country,” Mr Canavan told News24 host James Macpherson. “I fight for what I believe in. I try and do it respectfully, I never make it personal. “I also think our country is in serious, serious trouble at the moment under this government.”
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