A Labor senator has cut ties with actor Rhys Muldoon due to old social media posts that contained offensive language and comparisons.
The posts, from 2014, used the N-word and likened a Liberal frontbencher to a Nazi collaborator, prompting the senator to sack Muldoon from his role as a political staffer.
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