A northern NSW mayor whose home was severely damaged by a bushfire that killed two people has slammed Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack for his "insulting" climate change comments.
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| Michael McCormack meets Queensland Fire and Emergency Services crew members on Sunday. |
On Monday, Mr McCormack launched an attack against the "disgraceful, disgusting" behaviour of people who linked climate change to the bushfires in NSW and Queensland.
"We've had fires in Australia since time began, and what people need now is sympathy, understanding, help and shelter ... They don't need the ravings of some pure, enlightened and woke capital city greenies at this time," he told ABC.
Read the SBS News story - “NSW mayor slams deputy PM’s 'insulting' climate change attack during bushfires.”
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