Mr Colvin is calling for new ways to safeguard transmission lines, telecommunication and
agricultural fencing after they suffered extensive damage in NSW bushfires. Image: News Corp Australia
JaneCaro Really? You mean inaction on climate change will cost us?
The need for money to provide basic security needs to change. To the reasonable to be useful, like for families who don't live overpopulated, ect.ect.ect.
Who was responsible for hazard-reduction burns 2018-19 57 Bushfire Inquiries AND All 59 Inquiries recommended more hazard-reduction burns. Heads---Should---Roll.
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'Hard to fathom' child marriages are on the rise in Australia | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Rita Panahi says “it’s hard to fathom” that while Australian women “enjoy unprecedented prosperity, opportunity and equality, there exists a subjugated subclass who are forced into taking part in devastating cultural practices”. \n\nData released in the past week revealed a sharp increase in the number of forced and child marriages in Australia. \n\nMs Panahi said terms like forced and child marriage did not reveal “the full horror inflicted on victims who are often subjected to terrible abuse”. \n\n“Cultures where women are considered second-class citizens should not be allowed to implement their misogynistic practices in Australia,” she said. \n\n“We cannot allow concerns about political correctness or cultural sensitivities to cloud our judgment. \n\n“Forced marriages are the start of long-term abuse, with girls and women forced into a life of submission and humiliation.” \n\nImage: Getty RitaPanahi Is it hard to fathom with the dogma of ‘multiculturalism’ at all costs? RitaPanahi This will get all those lefty apologists all excited. ;) RitaPanahi Dog whistling/trolling. Sad really
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China appeals to Aus govt to reverse travel ban | Sky News AustraliaChina has reacted angrily to the Australian government's decision to extend a travel ban for at least another week after a sharp rise in the number of reported coronavirus cases.\n\n'We express our deep regret and dissatisfaction over the Australian government's announcement,' a spokesman said in a statement.\n\n'We urge the Australian side to ... respect WHO's professional recommendations, and lift the restrictions as early as possible.'\n\nThe government extended the travel ban for foreigners who have recently visited mainland China by one week to be reviewed weekly. \n\nWhile medical staff appears to be gaining the upper hand on the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak in Australia, China recorded the highest number of deaths from the disease in a single day. \n\nImage: AP Get over it Dudes and focus on cleaning up your issues China cannot expect Aust to reverse travel ban, which will remain in place until numbers of infected begin decreasing & until virus is contained. Aust could assist China in dealing with the outbreak & help prevent spread. Aust cannot take any chances, ban needs to be in place. Does anyone want to turn Australia into a second China? No way!
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Chris Dawson ordered to stand trial | Sky News AustraliaChris Dawson has been ordered to stand trial over the alleged murder of his wife Lynette who disappeared from the couple's Sydney home 38 years ago.\n\nA four-day committal hearing has wrapped up after several witnesses took to the stand. \n\nThe 71-year-old has pleaded not guilty to killing Ms Dawson.\n\nThe former high school PE teacher has claimed the mother of his two children ran away to join a cult.\n\nMr Dawson will face the Supreme Court in April for arraignment on the murder charge.\n\nA body has never been found.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Don't forget the children you had sex with and your a school teacher ..You should be jailed for life you worm ....
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Michael McCormack facing growing pressure to resign from Nationals leadership | Sky News AustraliaNationals Leader Michael McCormack is facing growing pressure to make way for his deputy David Littleproud to take up the mantle after a turbulent fortnight for the party.\n\nAccording to the Australian newspaper, senior Coalition figures believe the Deputy Prime Minister has to step down before the next election or risk the future of the party.\n\nThere is no official agreement or timetable for the proposed transition, which comes after Mr McCormack narrowly survived a leadership challenge from former Nationals Leader Barnaby Joyce.\n\nMichael McCormack has told the Australian he intends to lead the party to the next election as he works to maintain a united front.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n M_McCormackMP D_LittleproudMP Lol. Little to be proud of is corrupt too M_McCormackMP D_LittleproudMP So Morrison is caught out misleading Parliament and the Nats yet again are the focus. A report we are not allowed to see contradicts a report that we can see and... McCormack has to go. Sniffing a Murdoch dead cat and not looking over there. M_McCormackMP D_LittleproudMP SPORTS RORTS.
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It would be 'reckless' for police to release prisoners who harbour terrorist ideology | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says Australian jails “have dozens of people convicted on terror-related offences” and we “face the dilemma of what to do when they are due for release”.\n\nThis comes after latest terrorist attack in London who was known to police and had already been convicted on terror charges, but was released from prison just weeks earlier.\n\nNational Security editor at The Australian broke a detailed story revealing there are 11 people convicted of terror offences who either have been released or will be released this year.\n\nMr Maley revealed that police will try to use controversial continued detention orders for the first time.\n\nUnder these tough new laws, police can demonstrate an ongoing threat and have orders made to keep individuals in jail.\n\n“It is such a tough issue but thankfully we have that option because if our police and intelligence agencies know someone still harbours terrorist ideology, it is madness and reckless to ever release them,” Mr Kenny said.\n\nImage: Getty\n I’ve got a rope Recruit them to AusLiberalParty! They have similar morals and integrity. Perfect match. Deport them!
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Chicago authorities 'should throw the book' at Jussie Smollett | Sky News AustraliaThe Chicago system should 'throw the book' at actor Jussie Smollett, according to the Institute of Public Affairs' Gideon Rozner.\n\nMr Smollett has been charged for a six-count felony indictment accusing him of staging a phoney hate crime.\n\nThe actor claimed he was walking home in January 2019 when masked men approached him, made racist and homophobic remarks, beat him and looped a noose around his neck before fleeing.\n\nHe also claimed one of the assailants told him he was in 'MAGA country' - a reference to Donald Trump's campaign slogan 'Make America Great Again'.\n\nMr Rozner told Sky News Smollett's conduct is 'deeply hypocritical'.\n\n'This kind of idiotic conduct just fuels the very racial tensions these virtue signalling, culture warriors are trying to abate'. TheIPA GideonCRozner Damn right this evil ba*tard tried to start a race war
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