Sky News host Alan Jones speaks Supercars with Fox Sports Commentator Neil Crompton and historic moments on the tennis court with former Australian tennis champion Jan O'Neill OAM.
Ms O'Neill recounted some of her matches with Margaret Court, discussing some of their historic Australian Open encounters. She also spoke of her endeavours on the court playing overseas throughout her career. While Mr Crompton discussed the Virgin Australia Supercars action coming up on Saturday at Sydney Motorsport Park "We finally got back to business recently and we're back to business this weekend," he said.
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Politicians think they’re doing their best ‘but logic is lacking’ on COVID-19: Alan Jones | Sky News AustraliaWhat we really have here, in the form of COVID-19, is a virus which is changing the whole power structure of Western democracy according to Sky News host Alan Jones. \n\n“Capitalism and our way of life are under siege and what is going to replace them,” Mr Jones said. \n\nHe said while politicians may believe they are doing their best to overcome the pandemic, simply “logic here is singularly lacking”. \n\nMr Jones said while there are only dozens of people in hospital and intensive care around the country you continually “have people in deep distress”. \n\n“We just seem to be piling worry on top of worry”. \n\nImage: Getty AlanJones Does Alan still pick up children at public toilets? AlanJones AlanJones Sky News bringing the gaslighting as usual. Ignore this annoying toad.
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Alan Jones speaks to blind chocolatier ‘left swinging in the breeze’ by Qld government | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones speaks to totally blind chocolatier Gerrard Gosens, a man who has “overcome extraordinary odds” to make a go of life.\n\nMr Jones said in September last year he began to receive emails from businesses who were forced out of work in the wake of Brisbane’s Cross River Rail Project.\n\n“Albert Street is basically closed. A section of the road between Mary and Charlotte Streets has shut down as construction begins on the $5.4 billion rail project,” Mr Jones said.\n\n“The problems is, the businesses in Albert Street were left to swing in the breeze. One of whom was Gerrard Gosens, a totally blind chocolatier”.\n\n“The letters to Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk went unanswered. He lost over $100,000.\n\n'Well I interviewed Gerrard about his plight and I'm pleased to say we helped to get him a new store ... and to in some small way, find his feet again.”\n\n AlanJones Hope it works out Gerrard AlanJones Legendary.. It’s a fun shop. Pity AlanJones didn’t let him finish his anecdote towards the end.. would’ve loved to hear the rest. Sounded like a cracka. AlanJones A true inspirational man !
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The bad news is Australia's unemployment figure 'is a fake number' | Sky News AustraliaPutting aside the 'fake number' reflecting Australia's unemployment figure, the nation is probably experiencing a rate closer to 20 per cent according to News Corp Business columnist Terry McCrann.\n\n'The bad news - and the truth as opposed to that fake number - is obviously the impact on work, and the impact on families obviously, across the economy across Australia, is much worse than that 7.4 per cent,' he told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. \n\nOn Thursday it was announced Australia's unemployment rate has risen to 7.4 per cent in June, which is the highest since November 1998.\n\nThe Australian Bureau of Statistics said 992,000 Australians are now formally unemployed, with the underemployment figures expected to be much higher. \n\n'If you actually dig into the numbers, we've probably got something like 20 per cent, not 7 per cent, 20 per cent of the workforce, one in five workers either really unemployed or, not just statistically unemployed, or only have their job courtesy of JobKeeper,' he said. \n\n 'As soon as JobKeeper goes away, they would lose that job unless the underlying economy has picked up'. \n\n'That is devastating, we've never seen anything like that before'. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n Shutdown worse than the virus. Guess we will find out next year. This is why Dan fucked us. His incompetence allowed the virus spread through the towers causing another lockdown. All small business are done, and others have had to lay off employees, not surprised to hear this news at all I'd belive Terry McCrap more if he didnt work for theheraldsun and of course the perpetual bullshitshit spinner
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It's not only Labor which 'has their fingers in the China pie' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones says it is not only the Labor Party which has “their fingers in the China pie”.\n\nMr Jones said Australian dairy farms, beef farms, avocado farms, water and minerals have all been exploited by China.\n\nHe spoke about the significant cost of Australia’s reliance upon Chinese trade and the difficulty of ensuring a diversification of trade partners does take place. \n AlanJones I thought Jones had retired, to only now find out he’s taken up stand up comedy AlanJones It’s also Alan’s mates in TheIPA, Twiggy Forrest, Gina Rinehart, mattjcan, Little TimWilsonMP, Gorgeous George, AngusTaylorMP, SenPaterson, stuartrobertmp, et al. Bunch of snollygosters, one and all. AlanJones It's no secret.
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Politicians think they’re doing their best ‘but logic is lacking’ on COVID-19: Alan Jones | Sky News AustraliaWhat we really have here, in the form of COVID-19, is a virus which is changing the whole power structure of Western democracy according to Sky News host Alan Jones. \n\n“Capitalism and our way of life are under siege and what is going to replace them,” Mr Jones said. \n\nHe said while politicians may believe they are doing their best to overcome the pandemic, simply “logic here is singularly lacking”. \n\nMr Jones said while there are only dozens of people in hospital and intensive care around the country you continually “have people in deep distress”. \n\n“We just seem to be piling worry on top of worry”. \n\nImage: Getty AlanJones Does Alan still pick up children at public toilets? AlanJones AlanJones Sky News bringing the gaslighting as usual. Ignore this annoying toad.
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Alan Jones speaks to blind chocolatier ‘left swinging in the breeze’ by Qld government | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones speaks to totally blind chocolatier Gerrard Gosens, a man who has “overcome extraordinary odds” to make a go of life.\n\nMr Jones said in September last year he began to receive emails from businesses who were forced out of work in the wake of Brisbane’s Cross River Rail Project.\n\n“Albert Street is basically closed. A section of the road between Mary and Charlotte Streets has shut down as construction begins on the $5.4 billion rail project,” Mr Jones said.\n\n“The problems is, the businesses in Albert Street were left to swing in the breeze. One of whom was Gerrard Gosens, a totally blind chocolatier”.\n\n“The letters to Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk went unanswered. He lost over $100,000.\n\n'Well I interviewed Gerrard about his plight and I'm pleased to say we helped to get him a new store ... and to in some small way, find his feet again.”\n\n AlanJones Hope it works out Gerrard AlanJones Legendary.. It’s a fun shop. Pity AlanJones didn’t let him finish his anecdote towards the end.. would’ve loved to hear the rest. Sounded like a cracka. AlanJones A true inspirational man !
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