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The call of taxpayer money is strong
Bye bye
Oh bugger!!
Murdoch makes up rumour, Murdoch runs rumour in his virus network, RWNJs believe lies, wash and repeat
No loss
Anything to detract from Scomo's dodgy religious mates...
Dufus
He doesn't do anything anyway. Our taxes going to waste on this jerk
Non entity
Did Bill Barr walk past him?! G'Day PeterDutton_MP
With Shorten deciding to hang around Dreyfus knows there is no future for the Labor party. watch this space as they jump ship.
No lost if he did.
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One in three HSC students experiencing severe stress | Sky News AustraliaOne in three HSC students are suffering from severe stress as they prepare for their final exams, according to new research. \n\nA study of more than 480 year 12 students has found their stress levels increase from 24 per cent in the first term, to 31 per cent in the third term. \n\nSome psychology professors are pushing for students to be offered coaching and certain techniques to cope with stress. \n For goodness sakes, we all did that decades ago. If you spent more time at school instead of protesting myths you would have plenty of time to study. Or...one in three HSC students are suffering from severe stress as they HAVEN’T prepared?
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Two injured after vicious dog attack in Sydney | Sky News AustraliaA young girl and her neighbour have been taken to hospital after a dog attack in Sydney's west. \n\nThe Staffordshire terrier mix attacked the six-year-old girl outside a Villawood home on Saturday morning, before biting a neighbor who rushed in to help. \n\nThe girl has being treated in hospital for minor lacerations to her legs, and the man was also taken to hospital with an arm wound.\n\nThe dog has been collected by council rangers and will be put down. \n\n Why aren't the owners of vicious dogs put in Jail? Why aren't vicious breeds banned in Australia? What is wrong with having a Chihuahua as a pet instead of a mongrel German Shepherd? The dogs most often involved in attacks in Australia have been reported to be the staffordshire bull terrier, Australian cattle dog, german shepherd, rottweiler and the labrador retriever. Shame anyone who has one of these breeds. The are losers.
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Risk of economic crash 'more apparent' than GFC levels | Sky News AustraliaEconomics Professor at The University of Queensland John Quiggin says the risk of a sudden crash is “more apparent” than it was leading up to the GFC.\n\nProfessor Quiggin told Sky News “It’s fair to say we are not in the position of needing a stimulus to the economy.'\n\n'But the risk of a sudden crash is more apparent than it was a year before the global financial crisis,” he said.\n\nImage: Getty\n Westpac The world collectively has 500 trillion in debt with no intention of paying it back. Land and gold/silver is the only wealth, hang onto that and hold out your debt until the day comes. Westpac and after 6 years of LNP Gov we have feck all money to bail us out.... Westpac Under a Labor Gov we would have $Billions of revenue flowing back into Gov. Higher wages to stimulate growth. Instead under the LNP we have nothing. Who believed all these lies ? 👇 Should have been: THE SCOTT AUSTRALIA CAN'T AFFORD? Auspol
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Fire danger rating rises across NSW | Sky News AustraliaFire danger ratings across parts of New South Wales have risen to high or very high with temperatures tipped to climb to 40 degrees.\n\nWhile Sydney's top temperature is expected to reach a mild 23 degrees - Bourke and Brewarrina could hit the first 40 degree day since March.\n\nWilcannia, Cobar and Dubbo are also expected reach the high 30s.\n\nNo areas are subject to total fire bans - but authorities are urging residents in affected areas to seek shade and stay hydrated.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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Prime minister “hypocritical” for not passing on interest rate cuts | Sky News AustraliaShadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the “frustration” that the Australian community has is “understandable” after the big four banks failed to pass on interest rate cuts to customers in full.\n\nThe RBA cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 0.75 per cent on Tuesday - the first time Australia has seen interest rates fall below 1 per cent.\n\nMr Chalmers told Sky News “The behaviour of the banks in this instance has been indefensible” and that the prime minister is “hypocritical” for not passing on the interest rate cuts through the deeming system to Australian pensioners. \n\n“The Reserve bank has made it really clear that the banks are still incredibly profitable by international standards,” he said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia How about the Government reducing indirect taxes - like the GST, sin taxes (alcohol, cigarettes), stamp duty - oh and maybe caring for citizens by paying a living allowance to those who are not in paid employmentxx the big four banks dont have to do any thing like ya self you have to listen to the people your not I watched this interview. He dodged ( clumsily) every direct question. Demonstrated a simplistic and child-like lack of understanding of the real commercial world. Not impressive.
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Aussie bloggers released from Iran possible swap deal | Sky News AustraliaThe release of two Australian bloggers from an Iranian jail appears to have come as part of a swap deal.\n\nOn the same day Jolie King and Mark Firkin were set free, an extradition request for an Iranian student to be sent from Brisbane to the United States was denied.\n\nInstead, Dehbashi Kivi will be sent back to Iran.\n\nAttorney-General Christian Porter has refused to confirm the details but released a statement about the case.\n\nMr Porter says, 'While it is likely that because of Mr Kivi's nationality some will speculate regarding this matter... consistent with prior practice, I do not intend to comment further on the particular details of this case.'\n\n'Particularly when any such response from me may diminish our Government's capacity to deal with future matters of this type in Australia's best interests,' he said. So, they have at least one verified review in their list of 'countries that get a bad rap' And the other woman ? I still don't understand why anyone would go to one of these countries voluntarily.
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