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Federal Health Minister, Peter Dutton, answers a question at a press conference in Sydney on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. The Commonwealth Government will increase Australia's $18 million contribution to the response to Ebola in West Africa and strengthen preparations to detect and respond to a possible Ebola case in Australia. (AAP Image/Paul Miller) NO ARCHIVING

Peter Dutton’s ‘Jihad’ On The ABC: ‘One Down, Many To Go’

CANBERRA — Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has taken aim at the ABC, attacking the Q&A program as a “waste of taxpayers money” and seemingly claiming victory in the wake of the broadcaster’s axing of Muslim activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied, saying “one down, many to go”.

The Minister has previously accused the ABC — and Fairfax — of conducting a “jihad” to bring down the Coalition Government, but he has doubled down on Thursday in the wake of a Q&A which allegedly downplayed the threat posed by Islamic fundamentalism and inspired an article which has been roundly condemned for suggesting the ABC should have been bombed instead of Manchester.

Read the full article by Karen Barlow at Huffington Post.