STOP PRESS | Mobile use in public annoying, intrusive, unbecoming and downright rude

By Denis Gregory
Updated August 20 2019 - 2:54pm, first published August 15 2019 - 1:30pm
CAN IT: Mobile phone use in public places is annoying, intrusive, unbecoming and downright rude and, Denis Gregory writes, it should be considered the same in federal Parliament, where Malcolm Turnbull can be seen pictured with a phone in 2014. Photo: AAP
CAN IT: Mobile phone use in public places is annoying, intrusive, unbecoming and downright rude and, Denis Gregory writes, it should be considered the same in federal Parliament, where Malcolm Turnbull can be seen pictured with a phone in 2014. Photo: AAP

Press photos showing pollies in federal parliament tapping away on their mobiles rather than listening to what was going on has caused a kerfuffle.

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