Former Labor leader Mark Latham has been sacked for the second time in two years, after a string of outbursts against a colleague, a prominent female radio broadcaster and a teenager.
Latham's notorious Twitter account sprang to life on Wednesday, with tweets defending the Labor leader's latest outburst, in which he called a teenage boy "gay".
It was then announced that Sky News had "terminated" Mark Latham contract with the news network in which he appeared as a political commentator.
Recently, Latham had attacked his colleague Kristina Keneally and ABC host Wendy Harmer in the same episode of his Sunday political show.
Keneally lodged a formal complaint with her Sky News bosses, while Harmer has sent a legal letter to the news network calling for an apology after Latham called her a "proven commercial failure" and "disabled".