An internal brawl in the Nationals over the Federal Government's Inland Rail project is threatening to fracture the party, two days before its leaders could lose their jobs.

All Queensland Nationals backbench MPs and senators have put their names to a letter to Infrastructure Minister Darren Chester, demanding a rethink on how the project is being run.

The letter is a contentious move at a tense time and it has left some senior Liberals fuming.

Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce, his deputy Fiona Nash, and senator Matt Canavan may be unemployed on Friday if the High Court rules they were ineligible to stand for Parliament because of dual citizenship.

The letter, which has been received by Mr Chester, has Senator Canavan's name to it.

Mr Chester, one of the most senior National Party figuresShani Rapoport

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Shani Rapoport's practice focuses on civil and commercial litigation and advising local and foreign clients on corporate and commercial matters.Shani has experience in a wide range of complex litigation matters, including, international litigation and high profile class actions.

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Shani became a partner at Yigal Arnon & Co. in 2017.

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