New South Wales Opposition Leader Chris Minns says he has spoken to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese about “policy issues” facing NSW. “Challenges that we can work with the Commonwealth government together on if we win the election on the 25th of March.
” Mr Minns told Sky News Australia.
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Chris Minns targeting seat of OatleyNew South Wales Opposition Leader Chris Minns is campaigning in Oatley after launching Labor's electric campaign bus. “I grew up in the seat of Oatley in the suburb of Penshurst, so I know these streets really well,' the Opposition Leader told Sky News Australia. Good luck Chris
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'Disturbs our mind': Narendra Modi condemns Hindu temple attacks in Australia during Anthony Albanese meetingNarendra Modi says he's raised his concerns about attacks on Hindu temples in Victoria with visiting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The attacks against Hindu temples in Victoria and anywhere else in Australia is carried out by other degenerate Indian immigrants The most effective solution is to ban further Indian immigration to Australia The attacks against Hindu temples in Victoria and anywhere else in Australia is carried out by other degenerate Indian immigrants The most effective solution is to ban further Indian immigration to Australia It is graffiti in 3 separate places. It is hardly a major crime.
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Anthony Albanese commits to stronger ties with IndiaPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has reassured his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi that Australia will crack down on anyone responsible for recent attacks on Hindu Temples in Melbourne. The attacks were allegedly carried out by supporters of a Sikh separatist movement. Mr Albanese has reassured the Indian Prime Minister that the government will crack down on any incidents of violence or hate speech. “We will take every action through our police and also our security agencies to make sure that anyone responsible for this faces the full force of the law,” he said. Mr Albanese has now left India for the United States and the AUKUS submarine announcement. Easy stop immigration But he won't deal with the alcohol fuelled violence in the Alice and NT. He has now sucked contradictory ck, how will he give black kids a voice, while cracking down on youth crime, and arresting the black kids that did this? Can't have ya cake and eat it
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‘An absolute priority’: Albanese promises AUKUS will mean jobs for AustraliaBefore jetting out of India, the prime minister sought to counter concerns the submarines pact wouldn’t lead to a massive injection of jobs for Australia.
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'Full force of the law': Albanese gives assurances to Modi after attacks on Hindu templesPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has told how he assured his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi those responsible for attacks on Hindu temples in Australia will 'face the full force of the law'. What he means is they will get extra attention and help that ordinary Australians can't because they are special somehow. It’s just Indians fighting with each other. They do it over there, now they’re doing it here. Good apply this ‘full force of the law’ in Alice Springs!
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‘Solemn responsibility’: Albanese flags new billions for defenceWith a formal agreement on the new submarines to be unveiled soon, Anthony Albanese vowed to find the money to back the plan despite criticism from China.
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