Australia's former deputy PM wins by-election in coalition boostSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia s former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce cleared the way for his return to parliament on Saturday, winning a by-election just over a month after he was kicked out over a dual citizenship crisis that cost the government its majority.  Joyce was not only returned in his New England seat in New South Wales but was forecast to have lifted his primary vote by at least 10 points, giving Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull a welcome boost after a tough few weeks.   This has been a stunning victory,  Turnbull told supporters as he joined Joyce at a pub in the town of Tamworth. Exit polls were predicting  the largest swing to the government in the history of by-elections in Australia , Turnbull said, adding it was a vindication of his coalition.  We re getting the band back together.  Joyce was one of the  Citizenship Seven  whose eligibility to sit in parliament was thrown into doubt when it was found they were dual citizens, a status that is barred for politicians under Australia s constitution to prevent split allegiances. The High Court ruled on Oct. 27 that Joyce, along with four of the seven other lawmakers, was ineligible to remain in parliament, forcing a by-election. Joyce was found to be a dual citizen of New Zealand, a status he has since rescinded.  The deputy leader position, traditionally held by a member of the junior coalition partner, the National Party, had remained vacant since the High Court ruling. The result comes at a difficult time for Turnbull, who earlier this week reversed his long-held opposition to a full-blown inquiry into the country s scandal-hit financial sector amid mounting political pressure. Turnbull has also seen a splinter within his center right Liberal-National coalition over same-sex marriage, with the conservative faction, led by some of the Nationals, angered by his promise to push through legislation after an historic public vote in favor of the unions.  The last day of campaigning for the by-election was marred by a call from New South Wales Nationals state leader and deputy premier John Barilaro for Turnbull to step down as a  Christmas gift  to the nation. The comments were quickly rebuffed by Liberal Party lawmakers and Joyce, who said they were  very unhelpful  and  insulting.    worldnews
australia former deputy pm wins coalition boostsydney reuters australia former deputy prime minister barney joyce cleared way return parliament saturday winning month kicked dual citizenship crisis cost government majority joyce returned new england seat new south wales forecast lifted primary vote least points giving prime minister malcolm turnbull welcome boost tough weeks this stunning victory turnbull told supporters joined joyce pub town tamworth exit polls predicting largest swing government history australia turnbull said adding indication coalition we getting band back together joyce one citizenship seven whose eligibility sit parliament thrown doubt found dual citizens status barred politicians australia constitution prevent split allegiance the high court ruled joyce along four seven lawmakers ineligible remain parliament forcing joyce found dual citizen new zealand status since rescinded the deputy leader position traditionally held member junior coalition partner national party remained vacant since high court ruling the result comes difficult time turnbull earlier week reversed opposition inquiry country financial sector amid mounting political pressure turnbull also seen splinter within center right coalition marriage conservative faction led nationals angered promise push legislation historic public vote favor unions the last day campaigning marred call new south wales nationals state leader deputy premier john barilaro turnbull step christmas gift nation the comments quickly rebuffed liberal party lawmakers joyce said unhelpful insulting worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Australia's former deputy PM wins by-election in coalition boostSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia s former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce cleared the way for his return to parliament on Saturday, winning a by-election just over a month after he was kicked out over a dual citizenship crisis that cost the government its majority.  Joyce was not only returned in his New England seat in New South Wales but was forecast to have lifted his primary vote by at least 10 points, giving Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull a welcome boost after a tough few weeks.   This has been a stunning victory,  Turnbull told supporters as he joined Joyce at a pub in the town of Tamworth. Exit polls were predicting  the largest swing to the government in the history of by-elections in Australia , Turnbull said, adding it was a vindication of his coalition.  We re getting the band back together.  Joyce was one of the  Citizenship Seven  whose eligibility to sit in parliament was thrown into doubt when it was found they were dual citizens, a status that is barred for politicians under Australia s constitution to prevent split allegiances. The High Court ruled on Oct. 27 that Joyce, along with four of the seven other lawmakers, was ineligible to remain in parliament, forcing a by-election. Joyce was found to be a dual citizen of New Zealand, a status he has since rescinded.  The deputy leader position, traditionally held by a member of the junior coalition partner, the National Party, had remained vacant since the High Court ruling. The result comes at a difficult time for Turnbull, who earlier this week reversed his long-held opposition to a full-blown inquiry into the country s scandal-hit financial sector amid mounting political pressure. Turnbull has also seen a splinter within his center right Liberal-National coalition over same-sex marriage, with the conservative faction, led by some of the Nationals, angered by his promise to push through legislation after an historic public vote in favor of the unions.  The last day of campaigning for the by-election was marred by a call from New South Wales Nationals state leader and deputy premier John Barilaro for Turnbull to step down as a  Christmas gift  to the nation. The comments were quickly rebuffed by Liberal Party lawmakers and Joyce, who said they were  very unhelpful  and  insulting.    worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: australia former deputy pm wins coalition boostsydney reuters australia former deputy prime minister barney joyce cleared way return parliament saturday winning month kicked dual citizenship crisis cost government majority joyce returned new england seat new south wales forecast lifted primary vote least points giving prime minister malcolm turnbull welcome boost tough weeks this stunning victory turnbull told supporters joined joyce pub town tamworth exit polls predicting largest swing government history australia turnbull said adding indication coalition we getting band back together joyce one citizenship seven whose eligibility sit parliament thrown doubt found dual citizens status barred politicians australia constitution prevent split allegiance the high court ruled joyce along four seven lawmakers ineligible remain parliament forcing joyce found dual citizen new zealand status since rescinded the deputy leader position traditionally held member junior coalition partner national party remained vacant since high court ruling the result comes difficult time turnbull earlier week reversed opposition inquiry country financial sector amid mounting political pressure turnbull also seen splinter within center right coalition marriage conservative faction led nationals angered promise push legislation historic public vote favor unions the last day campaigning marred call new south wales nationals state leader deputy premier john barilaro turnbull step christmas gift nation the comments quickly rebuffed liberal party lawmakers joyce said unhelpful insulting worldnews