Bushfire-hit families are being given a back-to-school boost with child payments doubled to $800. Businesses in areas cut-off by the fires are also starting to bounce back, after a key road linking Canberra to the South Coast was reopened.
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BUT WHO IS PAYING? Ordinary Tax Payers! Let's MAKE THE POLLUTERS PAY!? and let's also stop subsidising the destruction of our planet too.
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US downgrades warning to tourists travelling to Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has convinced the Trump administration to downgrade its travel warning urging US tourists to postpone travel to Australia due to the bushfires. \n\nScott Morrison reportedly made the plea to 'people very close' to the US president, and the request was discussed at 'senior levels' within the White House.\n\nThe travel warning for American tourists was revised following the prime minister's intervention. \n\nTourism Minister Simon Birmingham said the government was continuing to work to have the US warnings dropped back to the original levels. So the PM has got other duties other than putting out fires? He should be praised for this picking up the pieces of damage done by alarmists. The trump regime isnt know for its due diligence 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😢😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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News Corp pledges $5 million for fire relief | Sky News AustraliaNews Corp has announced it will make an initial AUD $5 million contribution to Australia’s bushfire relief efforts. \n\nThe donation will benefit firefighting crews, emergency services and communities worst affected by the drought crisis. \n\n“It is clear that confronting the bushfire disaster in Australia requires both an immediate response and an ongoing investment in rebuilding the lives and livelihoods of those most affected by the fires across the country,” Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch said.\n\n“As a company with roots in Australia and an abiding commitment to its people and communities, we are determined to help, both in this time of great need, and well into the future, as the hard work of restoration continues.\n\n“Our company also has an important role to play in supporting our firefighters and the long-term renewal of communities hardest hit by the tragedy. The funds allocated will be targeted at ensuring those communities and their people have material support as they begin the task of rebuilding after suffering unfathomable losses.” \n\nNews Corp’s $5 million donation is in addition to previous commitments including $2 million pledged by Rupert and Jerry Murdoch and a further $2 million from Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch. \n\nImage: AP Expect the usual crowd to not be happy with this... Legend.
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First direct flight from Shanghai to WA aims to boost tourism | Sky News AustraliaThe first direct flight between Shanghai and Western Australia has landed as part of a one month trial which aims to increase Chinese tourist numbers in the state.\n\nThe flights are expected to bring in an extra 3,000 visitors to WA who are predicted to spend upwards of $15 million , and if successful, the WA government will try and lock the route in as a regular service.\n\nWA premier Mark McGowan said the flights will also be a boost to the state’s economy, providing a new freight route for local produce to China.\n\nThe initiative is part of a plan to boost Chinese tourism in Western Australia which includes a $1 million marketing campaign aimed at younger Chinese tourists.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Communist party spies 🙄 When truth is stranger than fiction.
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Video emerges of plane dumping fuel over LA school | Sky News Australia\nVideo has emerged on social media of an aircraft reportedly dumping fuel over a Californian primary school while en route to perform an emergency landing.\n\nFirefighters were called to treat at least 20 children and dozens of adults for mild irritation injuries but no one was taken to hospital. \n Isn’t dumping fuel part of general landing procedures? Well, better that than crash and burn 🤔 If true, it was dumped over a larger area than just a school. shitnews
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Wildlife to get additional support from Vic govt | Sky News AustraliaThe Andrews Government has announced immediate support for wildlife shelters to help care for animals impacted by the Victorian bushfires. \n\nWildlife shelters and foster carers will be eligible for grants of up to $1,000 to help cover the cost of food, transport, medicine, and animal enclosures.\n\n\n How about helping those humans that were impacted by Dans inaction. Need to look after wildlife impacted by these fires
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Rural Aid announces $25m disaster recovery appeal for bushfire victims | Sky News AustraliaRural Aid CEO Charles Alder says the bushfire “disaster has been so large that it has made an indelible imprint on many peoples’ memories over the summer break”.\n\nRural Aid, one of Australia's largest rural charities, launched a $25 million disaster recovery appeal to assist 10,000 farmers and 10 million of their animals affected by fires.\n\nMr Alder told Sky News “while the funding for the fire crisis has been great initially, there is a long tail before we get to rebuild all of these communities”.\n\n“This campaign is totally focused on supporting primary producers, rural communities and livestock, and we will be using the proceeds to continue to provide financial assistance to families,” he said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia WELCOME TO THE CLIMATE CRISIS AUSTRALIA IF WE DON'T ACT NOW IT'S GOING TO GET A LOT LOT WORSE. Auspol
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