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Chinese political donor reportedly has Australian passport cancelled | Sky News AustraliaChinese political donor Huang Xiangmo is believed to have had his passport denied by the Home Affairs Department due to concerns about his correspondence with ASIO.\n\nMr Huang has reportedly been stranded overseas after officials declared him unfit to hold an Australian passport and cancelled his permanent residency. \n\nThe Age reports he is trying to return to his Sydney home after his application to become an Australian citizen was rejected. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Good riddance The Govt should expect citizens to uphold basic Australian values of Democracy & individual freedoms (eg free speech); Australian citizens should act in the interests of Australian people & not behave like foreign agents inside our country under the guise of Australian Citizens. Good, you’ll have to wait till bill gets in
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Chinese billionaire and political donor denied Australian passportMr Huang has been told his application to become an Australian citizen has been turned down and permanent residency cancelled, leaving him stranded in Beijing. 9News Sounds fair. Excellent, there should be lots more of it. No.1 mistake he made was to believe the current system....silly enough to believe that he can be absolute free to participate politics in the west...😇too young too naive..😇
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Australia denies citizenship to billionaire Chinese political donorHuang Xiangmo and his companies have donated millions to Australian political parties but his bid for citizenship has been rejected. GOOD!! Shanghai Sam and Beijing Bob’s best mate not coming back to Australia. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Because there’s an Election soon!
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Australian doctor pushes for MDMA in pharmacies | Sky News AustraliaAn Australian doctor is calling for MDMA to be sold in pharmacies, claiming regulating the drug would reduce the number of overdoses. \n\nDr Alex Wodak told Sky News that over-the-counter sales of the drug in pharmacies would reduce, but not eliminate, risks associated with taking MDMA. \n\nThere have been increased calls for pill-testing at music events following the deaths of five young Australians from drug-related incidents at festivals in NSW alone. \n\n\n\n\n weird how the media is suddenly talking about this! auspol Well he’s a fuckwit then !! Probably on the gear himself.... Listen to the experts. They're highly educated.. And, you, well...
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Australians urged to 'dig deep' for Tas bushfire appeal | Sky News AustraliaTasmanian Premier Will Hodgman is urging Australians to 'dig deep', launching a bushfire appeal as blazes continue across the state.\n\nEmergency warnings remain in place for 12 fires burning in the south and central regions.\n\nPolice are investigating allegations of more than other suspicious blazes across the state.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n Has any federal Lib minister visited Tasmania since these fires started? No is the answer you're searching for. This Morrison gov't DOESN'T CARE if we're all ablaze. We'll take your $$ sure. But you don't get anything for it LNPFail tasmania
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Australian airstrike in Mosul possibly responsible for civilian casualties | Sky News AustraliaAn Australian airstrike in Mosul in 2017 may have caused civilian casualties, the Australian Defence Force has confirmed.\n\nAirstrikes in the Al Shafaar neighbourhood of Mosul on 13 June 2017 saw an estimated six to 18 civilians killed.\n\nAn Australian investigation into the incident found it is not possible to determine if the casualties occurred as a result of the Australian airstrike, from nearby Coalition airstrikes or those of other actors.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n No airstrikes and ISIS still occupies the city beheading people. Take your pick snowflakes. I wonder if the same focus will be put on enemy forces who have killed civilians - deliberately.
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Scott Morrison urges Thailand to free refugee Australian | Sky News AustraliaScott Morrison has urged Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to release Melbourne-based refugee Hakeem al-Araibi from prison and prevent his extradition to Bahrain.\n\nA spokesman for Mr Morrison confirmed the letter, which also noted the Australian government had issued al-Araibi with a permanent protection visa after a deliberate and considered process.\n\nThe footballer has been held in Thailand since arriving in Bangkok on his honeymoon on November 27, due to a wrongly-issued Interpol red notice.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n andrewjgiles And many more don't give a rat's andrewjgiles We are supposed to give a shit because?..... andrewjgiles Can not interfere in other countries laws.
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Less than half of Australian adults eating enough fruit: survey | Sky News AustraliaLess than half of Australian adults are meeting their Recommended Daily Intake (RDI) of fruit, with a dismal eight per cent meeting vegetable RDIs, according to new data.\n\nA survey of 22,000 people found only 41 per cent of 35-44 year-olds were eating enough fruit in a day. \n\n\n
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Thousands of Australian young people at risk of abuse and neglect | Sky News AustraliaMore than 20,000 young people are at risk of abuse and neglect in Australia each year as a result of a family breakdown, alcohol, drug abuse and poverty. \n\nSister2Sister matches 'big sisters' with at risk teenage girls to help mentor and guide them into better futures. \n\nJessica Brown, CEO and Founder of Sister2Sister, told Sky News the program is not only designed to heal trauma but to break the cycle of deeply negative social issues. \n\n\n\n\n We loved Bob Hawke? Seriously? peter_berner Peter - Victoria has just done that - re electing this mob only I wouldn't use the term 'slightly flawed' peter_berner Depends on the mistake
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Financial literacy should be introduced into the Australian education system: Wacka | Sky News AustraliaNationals Senator John ‘Wacka’ Williams says financial literacy should be introduced into the Australian education system. \n\nMr Williams says students in Year 10 should have one subject over two semesters with training in superannuation, the risks of credit cards, where to go for advice and who can be trusted.\n\nThe senator says there’s little knowledge about superannuation and commends banking royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne QC for his superannuation recommendations. CampbellNewman Look it’s the gem. CampbellNewman We saw the problems in Qld when Newman was elected with an overwhelming majority and no upper house to keep his govt in check, outrageous laws and arrogance abounded to the extent that he was tossed after one term despite having one of the biggest majorities. CampbellNewman Agree. Civics. Science. English including grammar. How to speak proper. Respect and discipline. Winner.
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