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Australia is in an epidemic of crap and false news. How about some unbiased news
We've been in a drug crises since big pharma came on the scene...
I can't get panadiene for my back problems, but I could get fentanyl on the black market easier. Ridiculous.
Hahaha what BS You got this story of America
It’s about time the government and police got really tough on drug smuggling. Then the politicians should all be drug tested before they enter parliament each day, so we can be assured that they are making decisions that are not clouded by drugs.
Drug crisis of medicating themselves jesus christ I hate well-off old whites
Yeah. And Greens want to legalise hard drugs to boot 👇
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Trump's tariff delay hints at potential end to US-China trade war | Sky News AustraliaPresident Donald Trump has decided to delay an impending increase on Chinese imports, prompting some to question if this could be a sign of the end of the US-China trade war. \n\nThe tariffs have been delayed by two weeks. \n\nTalks between the two economic powerhouses will resume in early October. POTUS I seen earlier from another source (not sure if credible) that china had reduced their tariffs they put on recently and asked for a deal? Unsure on source though so I guess we will see.
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Liu appears to be ‘naive rather than disloyal’ | Sky News AustraliaLiberal MP Gladys Liu appears to have been “naive rather than disloyal” and a “political babe-in-the-woods rather than crassly self-serving” like former Labor senator Sam Dastyari, Sky News host Peta Credlin says based “on the evidence so far”. \n\nThe embattled Liberal MP is under pressure to resign following revelations she was a member of three organisations linked to the Chinese Communist Party.\n\nMs Credlin noted it’s “still early days”, but “to the best of our knowledge” Ms Liu never pocketed Chinese money for her personal use nor has she directly contradicted government policy on the South China Sea.\n\nShe suggested that from Liu’s perspective, belonging to a series of local bodies sponsored by the Chinese government was probably the “equivalent” of being a surf club patron or an honorary member of Rotary. \n\nHowever, she noted involvement with these organisations “prompts legitimate questions”.\n\nMs Credlin said “once, maybe, that’s all this sort of association would have been, but it’s far from innocent now that China has emerged as a massive strategic challenge for Australia and for our allies.' \n\n“For the moment, at least, Gladys Liu is a problem that shouldn't be hard for the government to resolve, provided it is all as she claims it is.\n\n“This is not an issue about race; it's an issue about Chinese influence and Australia's national interest.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia and this is why god stopped her breeding. Change your view to protect your side, what a fake GladysLiuMP auspol
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PM dubs comments on Gladys Liu's China links 'grubby' | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison says the only thing embattled MP Gladys Liu is guilty of is giving an awkward interview and the criticism levelled against her has “grubby undertones”, but he stopped short of branding the attack racist. \n\nLabor’s Mark Dreyfus tried and failed to push Ms Liu into making a statement in the House about her “disastrous” comments live on Sky News Tuesday night. \n\nFollowing her interview, Ms Liu released a statement confirming her ties with the Australian Jiangmen General Commercial Association and the United Chinese Commerce Association of Australia.\n\nThe member for Chisholm also admitted to previously holding an honorary role with the Guangdong Overseas Exchange Association, which has ties to a propaganda arm of the Chinese Communist Party and works to influence foreign governments. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia ScottMorrisonMP GladysLiuMP So can I have a clumsy drug test and claim I forgot? ScottMorrisonMP GladysLiuMP Does/did the alternative Labor candidate Yang belong to any organisations? anyone know? Exactly ScottMorrisonMP GladysLiuMP That and denying she worked for a Chinese propaganda organisation and not listing it on the preselection form and organising liberal fund raisers full of people on asio watch lists 😂😂😂
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The Weekly Times celebrates 150 years as the ‘voice of the country’ | Sky News AustraliaThe Weekly Times is looking back through its rich 150-year history which saw it persevere through Australia’s heartland to become the nation’s most-read and largest circulating rural newspaper, dubbed the “Bible of the bush”.\n\nFirst published on September 11, 1869, which was comprised purely of 16 pages of words, Editor Ed Gannon said the publication has become “the only voice of the country”.\n\n“No one else does what The Weekly Times has done; other organisations might represent part of the country, but The Weekly Times is the only voice of the country — for all of the country.\n\n“Words are great, still are, but you actually need pictures.\n\n“It’s amazing to think when we have something like a fire in a theatre in Melbourne, someone had turn up to that, stand there, look at it and sketch it.\n\n “It was incredible the amount of sketches and the detail it went into.” theweeklytimes Weird thing is it is probably now run by a lot of City Slickers... theweeklytimes Yes remember Ned Kelly only became a bush ranger because of a crooked Cop
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Chinese regime ‘should send PM a thank you card’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says the way Prime Minister Scott Morrison “played the race card” on Thursday means the Chinese regime “should be sending him a thank you card”.\n\nMr Bolt said the PM used the race card to defend Liberal MP Gladys Liu from questions about her links to the Communist Party of China. \n\nHe said in the “dishonest tactic” Mr Morrison suggested that if a person criticised or doubted Gladys Liu they have smeared every Chinese person in this country.\n\nMr Bolt said Mr Morrison has insulted everyone who asks legitimate questions about Ms Liu “and worse” that he has “insulted” every one of the Chinese Australians who believe in freedom, too.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n ScottMorrisonMP is an insult to jellyfish theboltreport WHAT IS GOING ON? In recent weeks I've found myself agreeing with Alan Jones and now Andrew Bolt... This is unsettling. If I agree with Latham before the month is our, I'm checking myself in! Andrew Bolt is completely right ...the LNP Puppet whores of the media denouncing him are the treasonous grubs willing to sell our Australia and it's people for greedy selfish foreign donors and anti democratic anti Australian ideology
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The no-deal Brexit documents the government didn't want to release | Sky News AustraliaThe British government has released documents relating to its 'Operation Yellowhammer' preparations for a no-deal Brexit.\n\nHaving been ordered to reveal the details by MPs, the five pages published on the government website warn of a rise in public disorder, delays lasting three months at the English Channel, 'significant' electricity price rises and impacts on medicine and food supplies.\n\nThe documents were released after opposition MPs defeated the government in the House of Commons on Monday to order their publication.\n\nOpposition MPs had also demanded the release of private messages between key Downing Street aides — including on WhatsApp and Facebook — over Boris Johnson's five-week suspension of parliament.\n\nThe government has refused this request, describing it as 'inappropriate'.\n\nThe timing of a possible no-deal Brexit on October 31 also coincides with seasonal risks such as severe weather, flooding and flu outbreaks.\n\nImage: AP Hang in there Boris, get your people behind you and push forward. England needs a strong leader right now. You are that leader show them that you are
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