Australia's deputy PM in hot water again over asylum seeker comments

Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia's relationship with Indonesia has never been better, even after his deputy seemed to link a live cattle export ban with an increase in asylum-seeker boat arrivals.
The prime minister stepped in to defend Barnaby Joyce, insisting there was no link between the Indonesian government and people smuggling.
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