新南威尔士州农业部长塔拉·莫里亚蒂因宣布一项野生猪防除试点计划而遭到社交媒体上的恶意攻击[1]。这些威胁性评论出现在射手渔民农民党(SFF)的Facebook页面上，包含性别歧视、厌女和暴力内容[1]。莫里亚蒂已将相关威胁举报至NSW警方，警方目前正在进行调查[1]。
莫里亚蒂表示这些言论已"越界"，并指出"不幸的是，这不是第一次"遭遇此类攻击[1]。SFF议员马克·班纳西亚克对此予以回应，称自己不知道这些评论的存在，并承诺将其上报警方[1]。新南威尔士州总理克里斯·明斯对针对部长的言论作出谴责，称其"令人震惊"，并形容这种在线骂人现象"令人厌恶"[1]。
NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty has reported a barrage of abusive and threatening comments on social media to police following her announcement of a wild pig control pilot program [1]. The hostile remarks, which appeared on the Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF) Facebook page, contained sexist, misogynistic, and violent content [1].
Moriarty characterized the threats as having "crossed the line," noting that "unfortunately, this is not the first time" she has faced such abuse [1]. NSW Police confirmed they are investigating the matter [1]. Those refusing to cooperate with the wild pig control initiative face potential fines of up to A$220,000, while companies could be liable for A$440,000 [1].
SFF parliamentarian Mark Banasiak denied awareness of the comments and pledged to report them to authorities [1]. Premier Chris Minns condemned the remarks directed at the minister as "shocking," describing the broader phenomenon of online abuse as "abhorrent" [1].