Nationals Senator Claims He’s A Different Species, Still Avoids Leadership Drama
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- •Nico Antic died from injuries sustained after a bite near a popular swimming spot in Vaucluse, Sydney’s east.
- •Nationals senator Matt Canavan denied plans to challenge party leader David Littleproud ahead of Monday’s expected leadership spill.
- •On Sky TV, Canavan said he prefers to stay home with his five kids and wife, and isn’t interested in political status.
In a tragic vignette at Sydney's Vaucluse, Nico Antic died after a bite at a favorite swimming spot, proving nature and bad timing do not mix. Meanwhile, Nationals senator Matt Canavan, a man juggling five beautiful kids and a beautiful wife, declared on Sky TV he’s a ‘different species’ who just tolerates Canberra’s zoo without craving leadership, insisting he doesn’t care what position he holds amid a looming leadership spill against David Littleproud. Canavan’s priorities: family, action, and apparently, a casual disdain for political power plays, all served with a side of zoological metaphors.
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Source: Theguardian | Published: 2/1/2026 | Author: Royce Kurmelovs
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