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Gayle recalled to West Indies ODI squad39-year-old big-hitter returns Does this make Windies one of the Favouites ?
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Chris Gayle appeals against 'manifestly inadequate' defamation payoutGayle has asked the NSW Court of Appeal to increase the $300,000 defamation payout awarded to him in his case against The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
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Sacked Newman minister wins $1.5m payout for hospital board job 'discrimination'Onetime Newman government assistant health minister Dr Chris Davis has been awarded $1.5 million for being deliberately overlooked for a medical position at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. $1.5 million? WTF How many people are 'overlooked' daily in their jobs for promotions, and lucrative positions? Guess CEO of NAB and its Chairman would do the same thing, sue the NAB... and get big payout.
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Senator Arthur Sinodinos returns to politics after cancer | Sky News AustraliaLiberal senator Arthur Sinodinos has returned to parliament this week following his battle with cancer.\n\nThe former Turnbull government minister told Sky News host Chris Kenny that 'work is a form of therapy and it's good to be back.'\n\nSenator Sinodinos was diagnosed with stage-four lymphoma 17 months ago.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n
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National Gender and Emergency Guidelines examine gender issues after disasters | Sky News AustraliaThe National Gender and Emergency Guidelines examine gender issues involved in tackling bushfires, earthquakes and floods, including the trauma that comes after such events.\n\nThe disaster and emergency management gender implications were funded by the Victorian government and the federal government, consulting with several experts.\n\nSky News host Chris Kenny says that this money and expertise should be put to better use.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n carolinemarcus I bet Caroline has gender labeled toilets in her house 🙃 carolinemarcus Brilliant carolinemarcus carolinemarcus Funnily enuf, that does not surprise me at all. Typical public service response.. don’t fix the problem just virtue signal to the minority groups instead
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Bowen urges Coalition to legislate banking royal commission reforms | Sky News AustraliaMEDIA CONFERENCE: Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has called on the government to extend parliament’s sitting schedule to pass the ‘straightforward’ recommendations from the royal commission.\n\nCommissioner Kenneth Hayne's final banking royal commission report contained stricter penalties for negligent mortgage brokers and greater oversight of financial advisors, among other proposals.\n\nThe Coalition has agreed in principal to the majority of the 76 recommendations contained within the report.\n\nParliament is scheduled to sit for ten days before the election is due to be held in May.\n\nMr Bowen told reporters in Canberra that Labor is prepared to sit for longer to ensure bipartisan recommendations can be ‘quickly legislated.’ TroyBramston Competition didn't exactly stop them in the USA in 2008 did it. TroyBramston All bull. Just need to put a few middle and senior managers in Jail and ethics will improve immeasurably. TroyBramston But jail is the appropriate place for crooks, isn’t it?
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Journalists should not censor when reporting on Islam religious practices | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says a piece of journalism cannot be tackled properly if censoring words around religious practices.\n\nMr Kenny says that the ABC program Four Corners recently investigated women trying to flee Saudi Arabia, while avoiding naming the religious practices that are motivating these women to leave.\n\nThe words ‘Islam’, ‘Muslim’ and ‘Sharia’ were avoided, Mr Kenny says. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n SoniaKruger GeorginaDowner The Royal House of Downer is still ruling!! SoniaKruger GeorginaDowner Fck that ridiculous tribunal! Absolute garbage! Sonia Kruger has done nothing wrong and nothing illegal! SoniaKruger GeorginaDowner Sorry but with the media it's Leftism or nothing
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Leaked ASIO advice on border bill referred to AFP | Sky News AustraliaA security briefing - reportedly based on ASIO advice - that was leaked to the Home Affairs department, has been referred to the Australian Federal Police. \n\nShadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has condemned the leak stating that the information is 'classified for a reason', with Labor confirming it did not receive the briefing.\n\nHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has called on Bill Shorten to oppose proposed laws which would change how medical transfers for asylum seekers in offshore detention are processed. \n\nThe briefing warns that changes to refugee transfers would compromise border protection.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Some of us have known this all along. We will be ashamed of our behaviour before too long If the west didn't blow the hell out of these countries, killing innocents, then these people wouldn't of had to leave their ancestral homes. All by design by the powers that shouldn't be no doubt Nobody is stopping them! Oh yes, the bleeding hearts giving them big handouts are! 🤯🤯
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Tempers fray at Labor's franking credit inquiry | Sky News AustraliaA protestor has interrupted a parliamentary committee into Labor's proposed changes to franking credits, labelling the inquiry 'a sham'.\n\nThe move comes after Liberal committee chair Tim Wilson was accused of having a conflict of interest.\n\nLabor MP Matt Thistlethwaite says Mr Wilson is a shareholder in a company that has been leading an inquiry against Labor's franking credits policy, which was not declared during public hearings.\n\nLabor's controversial policy will end excess cash refunds paid to retirees and superannuation funds, and if implemented will net the budget bottom line with $55.7 billion within two years.\n\nThe policy has been vehemently opposed by some self-funded retirees, who claim the move is a 'death tax by stealth.' NOT EVEN THAT AMOUNT WATCH THE SHIT ITS GETUP VOTING
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Royal commission 'no brainers' can be legislated next week: Bowen | Sky News AustraliaShadow Treasurer Chris Bowen says some of the 76 recommendations stemming from the royal commission into the banking and financial sector can be passed through parliament as early as next week.\n\nThe Coalition says it will carefully assess the report's findings, which included stricter penalties for negligent mortgage brokers and greater oversight of financial advisors.\n\nMr Bowen says the government should look to legislate some of Commissioner's Kenneth Hayne's 'no brainer' recommendations when parliament resumes next week\n\nHe told reporters on Thursday that government should extend the days parliament sits before the election in order to legislate a substantial amount of the commission's recommendations.\n\nParliament is due to sit for ten days prior the next election. Bulldust Bronnie, the Libs are running scared, from the proposed asylum seeker policy from Phelps to Dutton's (and others) breaches of section 44 of the constitution, they don't want to risk doing their day job for fear of what may unfold. You are an affront to decent Australians LiberalAus too scared to do their day job
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