新南威尔士州农业部长塔拉·莫里亚蒂因推行野猪清除计划，在射击者渔民农民党的Facebook页面上遭到仇视女性和暴力性质的威胁评论。[1]莫里亚蒂已将这些评论报告给警方。[1]她表示这些言论"非常令人厌恶"，[1]并指出这不是她今年首次收到暴力威胁。[1]
NSW警方证实已注意到针对议会议员的相关社交媒体帖子，目前正在进行调查。[1]州长克里斯·明斯对这些评论提出谴责，称其为"令人震惊"和"可耻"的行为。[1]明斯表示，"二三十年前你永远不会看到那样的辱骂；人们会因为这样的标签而感到羞愧。现在他们觉得在网上有豁免权，这是可耻的"。[1]
New South Wales Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty has reported misogynistic and violent threats posted online to police following backlash over a wild pig culling program [1]. The threatening comments appeared on the Facebook page of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party [1].
Moriarty characterized the online abuse as deeply offensive, stating that "some of the comments are extremely vile" [1]. NSW Police acknowledged the matter, with the Sydney City Police Area Command noting they have become aware of social media posts targeting a member of parliament [1]. The minister indicated this is not the first time she has received violent threats this year [1].
Premier Chris Minns condemned the conduct, remarking that "twenty or thirty years ago you would never have seen that kind of abuse; people would have been ashamed by such language" [1]. He criticized the apparent sense of online impunity, stating it is "shameful" that individuals now feel emboldened to post such content without consequence [1].