Its not hubris labor is telling good thing it should smooth transition of government
Who voted slomo as pm I didn’t auspoll
Stuff Scott Morrison. Bill has every right to tell the lnp to stop stacking Gvt departments with their mates!
This arrogance is beyond !!!!
That letter is going to come back to bite billshortenmp not a good move on his part
Talk about counting your chickens before they hatch. Sooo presumptive.
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Labor will maintain a 'ring of steel' around border security: Labor senator | Sky News AustraliaLabor senator Jenny McAllister says Labor will maintain a 'ring of steel' on border security if it wins the next election.\n\nThe Coalition has accused the Labor of weakening Australia's border protection regime after the passage of the medivac bill through parliament last week.\n\nThe comments come after revelations America rejected 265 asylum seekers housed on Manus and Nauru from entering the US under a refugee deal between the two nations.\n\nHowever, Ms McAllister says the Coalition is ignoring the fact that Labor supports offshore processing and other border protection measures.\n\nShe says the Coalition is 'terribly divided' and 'fear' over border security is 'all they have left.'\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia jennymcallister Um... yeah... sure... jennymcallister Bullshit. jennymcallister 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣 ahhhhhh!
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Labor trying to mask medivac bill error in questioning Cormann: Hastie | Sky News AustraliaLiberal MP Andrew Hastie says Labor is trying to ‘mask the error’ of passing the medivac bill by questioning Finance Minister Matthias Cormann over his personal finances.\n\nMr Cormann is under pressure over a family holiday which he claims he had no idea he received for free.\n\nLabor Senator Kimberley Kitching says that the Liberal Party is ‘so out of touch’ with the public that an MP did not notice a trip was not on his credit card statement. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n A Helloworld letter was shown be Courier Mail journo little while ago This is what he looks like denying the fact that he did something wrong. Scott Morrison should stop being so gutless and make him and Michaelia Cash Resign! Can I have one of those holidays that my family takes & doesnt have to pay for. Seriously, you are the bloody finance minister. You must resign or be sacked as there is clearly more going on here. newscomauHQ 9NewsMelb 7NewsMelbourne 3AW693 billshortenmp ScottMorrisonMP
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Coalition bill to strip terrorists of citizenship 'unconstitutional': Labor | Sky News AustraliaThe Labor party has issued a dissenting report against the government’s proposed citizenship stripping powers, saying the bill is 'unconstitutional' and should not be passed in its present form.\n\nLiberal MP Andrew Hastie told Sky News the amendments would make 18 people eligible to have their citizenship stripped, reducing the amount of punishable time from six years down to three. \n\nMr Hastie says the bill would be a great protective measure for the Australian people.\n\n\n\n\n jhutchison591 100% reason to vote LNP, right there. Right, lets dump our problems on the rest of the world to solve. Not very Christian of Hastie to say this. Doesn't pass the Do unto others...' test.
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NewsBreaking NRL news, scores, team lists, squads, casualty ward, injury news, trades news, judiciary, draft news Stop writing 1 digit numbers with a preceding zero Like if you’re going to pull this shit then just say the Manly beat the roosters 000000038-000000020 Just a trial I know... but YAY Parra!
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Labor has ‘tied itself in knots’ over its position on coal: Frydenberg | Sky News AustraliaFederal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Labor has 'tied itself in knots' over its position on coal mining and exports, as the party is yet to clarify its stance on Adani’s Carmichael coal mine.\n\nMr Frydenberg told Sky News that Labor knows how important coal exports are for creating jobs and generating income for infrastructure, but the opposition is ‘stuck between its heart and its head’ on the issue.\n\nIt comes as Labor continues to face pressure from the Greens to adopt a decisive stance on the Adani mine in Queensland, while unions are urging the state Labor government to support the project.\n\nThe Treasurer says Bill Shorten is ‘trying to walk both sides of the street’, and will ‘say one thing to the baristas of Batman and another to the miners of Mackay’.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n JoshFrydenberg Just trying to wedge Bill. JoshFrydenberg Stay the course Minister Frydenberg ✊🏽the regions throughout Australia are counting on you and the Liberal and Nationals Federal Government 👍🏾especially in Regional Queensland ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
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Labor has ‘tied itself in knots’ over its position on coal: Frydenberg | Sky News AustraliaFederal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Labor has 'tied itself in knots' over its position on coal mining and exports, as the party is yet to clarify its stance on Adani’s Carmichael coal mine.\n\nMr Frydenberg told Sky News that Labor knows how important coal exports are for creating jobs and generating income for infrastructure, but the opposition is ‘stuck between its heart and its head’ on the issue.\n\nIt comes as Labor continues to face pressure from the Greens to adopt a decisive stance on the Adani mine in Queensland, while unions are urging the state Labor government to support the project.\n\nThe Treasurer says Bill Shorten is ‘trying to walk both sides of the street’, and will ‘say one thing to the baristas of Batman and another to the miners of Mackay’.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n Jobs jobs jobs... Debunked..so is this a paid lobbyist? Until elsewhere says no, and the small amount of jobs lost will be dwarfed by those created by the renewable energy industry. Such a great business proposition that no bank wanted to touch it with a barge pole
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Labor vows to ‘name and shame’ the big banks | Sky News AustraliaAustralian Financial Review’s John Kehoe says Labor is planning to increase scrutiny over the big four banks in the wake of the Hayne royal commission.\n\nLabor has announced additional accountability measures for the banking sector, with the big four banks being compelled to report to parliament every six months on their progress in addressing the cultural problems revealed in the banking royal commission.\n\nThe opposition will also establish an implementation committee within the Treasury department to ensure the recommendations from the banking royal commission are being carried out.\n\nCommissioner Kenneth Hayne delivered 76 recommendations in his final report, one of which was the abolition of commissions for mortgage brokers and greater oversight powers for regulators.\n\nMr Kehoe told Sky News Labor’s plan to ‘name and shame’ banks will play well with the electorate in the lead up to the federal election.\n\n\n\n pollietracker Go figure a new day and SKY is at Labor again for it's billionaire puppet masters. pollietracker Why is it important? No reason clients can't approach their bank directly in applying for a mortgage. pollietracker Read SKYs articles on twitter everyone attacks Labor pretty much. What does that tell you about the diversity and informed news you get from SKY? Or is it just brainwashing at the hands of a billionaire owner at SKY?
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Labor to crackdown on the major banks | Sky News AustraliaLabor is promising to crackdown on the big banks by forcing them to reveal how they plan to uphold the royal commission’s recommendations, if the party wins the next election. \n\nUnder the proposed new laws, banks and regulators will be required to develop plans to clean up their code of conduct with a review every six months. \n\nThe Coalition has accepted all but one recommendation with officials working on an implementation plan. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n RichardMarlesMP The Australian people want to make sure the legislation will work and is not rushed. We dont want legislation full of holes
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Labor throwing mud to distract from its own 'issues' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Kieran Gilbert says Labor is slinging mud in the direction of Finance Minister Mathias Cormann after his admission he wasn't charged for flights booked with a company that had won a government contract.\n\nThe company Helloworld was chosen for a $21 million government tender just weeks before the trip was booked.\n\nHowever, Senator Cormann said he had no influence over the tender process, and says he was not sure why Helloworld did not deduct payment for a flight he booked with them in 2018.\n\nMinster Cormann has paid back the fees, saying he wasn't charged for flights due to an 'administrative' mistake.\n\nMr Gilbert says while the error 'isn't a good look', Labor is using the incident to distract the public over its stance on border security.\n\n\n\n Kieran_Gilbert MathiasCormann No mid fact Cormann lies, tried not get a freebie... nothing more nothing less Cormann used his position and friendship to benefit... he must resign Kieran_Gilbert MathiasCormann Free advertising/propaganda for the LNP from . No accountability demanded from the LNP government. Appalling. That $30m bribe to Foxtel’s gone a long way. Kieran_Gilbert MathiasCormann Just a small matter of independence and objectivity Kieran. Historically politicians from all sides have been guilty of this. The moment you accept a financial benefit from a third party one's independence & objectivity can then be questioned.
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Labor announces response to banking royal commission | Sky News AustraliaLabor frontbencher Richard Marles says the Australian public is 'crying out' for politicians to legislate changes to the financial sector in the wake of the banking royal commission.\n\nThe Opposition is promising to crack down on the big banks by forcing them to reveal how they plan to uphold the royal commission’s recommendations if it wins the next election.\n\nUnder the proposed new laws, banks and regulators will be required to develop plans to clean up their code of conduct with a review every six months.\n\nLabor is also planning to scrutinise financial companies which offer 'dodgy' funeral insurance or car loans.\n\nMr Marles says it's 'ridiculous' parliament is not sitting for longer in order to respond to some of the 76 recommendations handed down by Commissioner Kenneth Hayne.\n\nHe told Sky News 'it's a joke' the Coalition is not allotting more time for parliament to respond to the problems within the banking and financial sectors.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n RichardMarlesMP You did ZERO in 6 years in Govt - presided over ONE Royal Commission - Horse Flu RichardMarlesMP The stuff with Banks was happening under 6 years of LABOR GOVERNMENT, WHY WAS IT THAT LABOR DID NOT CALL A ROYAL COMMISSION INTO BANKS. JUST MORE GARBAGE COMING FROM LABOR POLITICIANS MOUTHS. I KNOW LABOR RAN OUT OF MONEY. LABOR SAID BANKING SECTOR T BEST IN T WORLD. LYING CRAP RichardMarlesMP Seems fairly silent from where I sit... LaborDistraction NoOnesCrying ExceptPeopleWhoWantLoans
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