Palmer United Party Senator Jacqui Lambie has quizzed defence force top brass over the threat Ebola-infected suicide terrorists could pose to Australia and its military. At a Senate Estimates hearing this morning, the controversial Tasmanian senator asked Vice Chief of the Defence Force  Ray Griggs if the nation's enemies could launch an attack with the deadly virus. Officials replied by saying there was no evidence we could come under attack from the hypothetical scourge. Scroll down for video 'I don't believe there is any evidence to suggest that is a likely course of action': Senator Jacqui Lambie (left) and Australian Defence Force Vice Chief Ray Griggs faced off at a senate estimates committee hearing on Wednesday morning
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Senator Lambie asks defence chiefs if the nation is at risk from Ebola infected 'suicide agents'
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Defence chiefs say there is no evidence Australia is at risk from hypothetical militants
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It comes as she called for 'M.A.S.H-style' mobile military hospitals to fight the deadly virus here and abroad last week
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