Tony Abbott repeats his statement of regret Wednesday evening, as Indonesia orders an end to bilateral co-operation. Labor continues to back the government in 'a team Australia moment'. PT2M37S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2xvv4 620 349 November 21, 2013 - 10:18AM As the government sought to limit damage from the phone-tapping affair, a Liberal Party senior adviser issued a series of racially-loaded remarks about top Indonesian government figures, which have been reported prominently in the Indonesian press. Liberal Party pollster Mark Textor, who is a close counsel to Prime Minister Tony Abbott, made the front page of one of Indonesia's most prominent media outlets, the Indonesian-language Kompas newspaper for his series of abusive comments, with one likening Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Marty Natalegawa to a "1970s Pilipino [sic] porn star." Textor's comments lead the hompage of popular Indonesian news website Kompas.com. Mark Textor's tweet that has made the front page of Indonesia's main newspaper Marty Natalegawa: compared to a 70s porn star. Poll: Should Tony Abbott sack Liberal Party pollster Mark Textor? Total votes: 596. Vote now: Mark Textor's tweets about the Indonesia President