Jeremy Maluta

The Age spoke on the phone with Jeremy Maluta, who gained a significant Twitter following for his support of Premier Daniel Andrews during the pandemic, ...

I’m keen to kind of get this all over and done with, get my name out there, out in the open,” Maluta said. It’s someone who’s gone absolutely bonkers ... playing the system to try and out me because he thinks I’m some kind of spook working for the government.” Twitter complied with that order and supplied Yemini with several IP addresses. He told The Age and Herald he wants to maintain his privacy. Maluta called back shortly after and, on request, provided a form of photo identification with some information obscured. It’s a bit of pressure.

Jeremy Maluta reveals he is behind pro-Labor Twitter account but says he has no media experience or connection to Daniel Andrews.

Yemini included a link seeking donations for his efforts. Maluta said Yemini’s plan had backfired because it just drew more attention to his account. “[Yemini]’s been fixated on this for quite some time,” Maluta said.

Jeremy Maluta has been the most controversial Twitter user over the past two years. Journalist Avi Yemini has proceeded to take action.

According to The Guardian, Jeremy Maluta has gained a following of at least 92 000 Twitter followers. The PRGuy account was given 14 days to reveal himself. That is, in finding out who the person behind the account is.