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Ex-MP Emma Husar reaches settlement in defamation case against Buzzfeed

Former MP Emma Husar in Federal Parliament announcing she will sue Buzzfeed for defamation.

Defamation 2019-07-29 11:08 am By Amelia Birnie | Sydney

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Former Labor MP Emma Husar has settled her defamation case against online media outlet Buzzfeed, following eight months of litigation over an article the ex-politician claimed implied she was a slut and accused her of sexual harassment and bullying.

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