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Gas-fired power will ‘save Australia’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says amid the debate surrounding the feasibility of renewables and coal, it will actually be “gas-fired power that saves the day in Australia”. \n\nMr Kenny said Tuesday’s parliamentary sitting saw more of federal politicians “tearing themselves apart” over coal-fired generation. \n\nGovernment MPs continue to trade blows after Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced $4 million funding for a feasibility study into a new coal plant in Collinsville.\n\nMr Kenny said the discussion around a new coal plant is 'is not the be-all and end all when it comes to our energy need”. \n\n“With so much renewable power already in place … and with all the climate activism, it will be gas-fired power that saves the day in Australia.\n\n“More coal-fired baseload power would be a good thing … [but] the sooner we get plenty of fast-start gas generation the better.” \n It's a shame we can't use all the hot air produced by Chris Kenny to generate electricity. Nuclear hear and now.. Saves what day? Why can't the rest of Australia do what SA did with renewables and a battery - and enjoy lower electricity costs as well?
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Another 266 people at risk of coronavirus to be quarantined in Darwin | Sky News AustraliaA young girl on Christmas Island has been cleared of having coronavirus as hundreds of Australians are flown out of Wuhan to arrive in Darwin. \n\nThere are 77 children - including 11 infants - among the 266 people who will spend the next two weeks in quarantine at a disused workers village in the Top End. \n\nImage: Getty
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More than 500 jobs at risk as George Calombaris' restaurant empire collapses | Sky News AustraliaCelebrity chef George Calombaris' restaurant empire has been put into voluntary administration.\n\nDifficult trading conditions and the arrival of delivery services such as Uber Eats and Deliveroo have been blamed for the collapse.\n\nThe move comes months after his company was exposed for underpaying staff millions of dollars in wages and benefits. \n\nMore than 500 employees are now at risk of losing their jobs.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia He is a crook and a scumbag. Good news
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Labor will not use 'scarce' taxpayer funds on coal-fire power stations | Sky News AustraliaLabor will not use 'scarce taxpayer money' to underwrite coal-fire power plants, according to Labor frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon.\n\nCoal has divided the Coalition party room, with a number of Nationals MPs urging the government to underwrite a new coal-fired power station in Queensland, which is the subject of a $4 million feasibility study.\n\nHowever, moderate Liberals have argued against taking government energy policy in that direction.\n\nThe comments come after Nationals backbencher Matt Canavan dubbed renewables the “dole bludgers” of the energy system. \n\nSpeaking with Sky News host Chris Kenny, Mr Fitzgibbon said Labor will not use taxpayer money 'to make something commercial when it is not commercial'. Taxpayers money is only scarce when it’s ideologically convenient. Here’s an idea... how about we put a hold on overseas donations to pay for it... ya know do something for the taxpayers that will deliver a ROI 🤔 Nationals should put in a candidate in Hunter who is pro coal. They would win the seat easily So whats he going to waste it on then
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High Court decision should have been 'put to the people in a referendum' | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian’s Legal Affairs editor Chris Merritt says Tuesday’s high court judgement that Aboriginal Australians cannot be deported even if they’re not Australian citizens has “elevated a racial distinction to a point of constitutional privilege”.\n\nThe government was seeking to deport Daniel Love and Brendan Thoms for serious crimes committed while in Australia.\n\nBoth men were born overseas with neither holding Australian citizenship, but they self-identified as Indigenous and argued they should not be considered aliens under immigration law. \n\nThe High Court ruled in their favour - declaring Aboriginal Australians have a 'special connection' to the country and can not be deported regardless of citizenship status.\n\nMr Merritt told Sky News host Peta Credlin the decision “would have never been accepted if it were put to the people in a referendum”.\n\n“It limits the ability of the federal government to protect Australians from foreign criminals,” he said.\n\nImage: Associated Press White guilt... Why is Josh Frydenberg still in parliament? He's a DUAL citizen. They were here 60,000 years ago, when did Chris Merritt arrive on the scene?
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Huge storm closes in on AustraliaA tropical cyclone gathering strength in the Coral Sea is powering towards Australia. MRobertsQLD australiaiswetandwindy donate now MRobertsQLD Ah. Climate Change again. Enjoy the rain Aussies. Glad it has conme MRobertsQLD Why aren't there any new dams? Short sighted politicians to busy feathering their own nests. Greedy bastards
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