ScottMorrisonMP does that mean Neil Prakash can come back and show the LNP how to use whatsapp? I can see it now' Prakash and PeterDutton_MP huddled in a corner trading secrets, while the rest of you remark on the cuteness of the couple. auspol
Morrison 'family' values. Cheap labour from a little closer than Bangladesh or India. In this photo is the PM Pastor explaining to our Pacific Family that climate change is a done deal & they might as well just get used to it. Maybe houses on stilts?
So, our “Govt” have innocent Refugees in concentration camps to appease Australian casual racism and put off people smugglers, but the same mob want to import Pacific workers? WTAF? SarahRubyWrites ASRC1 FatherBob auspol FrBower
Ah! ScottMorrisonMP at work. Bigot in chief offers Fijians slave labour status on par with work for the dole scheme, immiserating thousands of Australians. Speaks volumes about PM's immature Weltanschauung. Arbeit Macht Frei, eh Scott!
Scott Morrison: returning us to the 1800s at light speed.
This will be another scam for cheap overseas labour at the expense of Australian workers.
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No industry should take priority over ‘welfare of pacific people’: Fijian PM | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has wrapped up a three-day tour of Vanuatu and Fiji after committing funding for sport, trade and regional security, partially to counter China’s influence in the region.\n\nDespite the warm welcome for Scott Morrison, tensions are still high over Australia’s commitment to climate change.\n\nFijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama says climate change is ‘no laughing matter’, and questioned how the ‘interest of any single industry can be placed above the welfare of Pacific people’. \n\nImage: Twitter \u002F ScottMorrisonMP China's influence is they are the biggest polluters. Maybe he should have a chat to his new best mates in China Yes it is, see. 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😅😅😂😅🤣😅😂😅😅😅😅😂😅😅😂😝😜😂🤣🤣🤣😝😝😝😝😜😛😜😁😂 cause there's no such thing!
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Department under fire over Neil Prakash citizenship | Sky News AustraliaThe Home Affairs Department admits it did not seek advice from any experts in Fijian law before cancelling the Australian citizenship of convicted terrorist Neil Prakash. \n\nHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton announced his decision to strip Prakash of his citizenship on December 29 last year, based on the belief he was a dual Fijian national. \n\nWhen asked if it consulted with Fijian experts or took any steps to verify that Prakash was a Fijian citizen, the Department said it did not. \n\n\n\n Fijian Law.... oxymoron? He is a convicted terrorist Why should aus consult fiji. Pfft fakenews bullshit Flipside, are we supposed to welcome him back Dutton addressed Australian people stating he had done the appropriate research and wasn’t budging in his decision as it was an informed one. Do these people ever speak the truth. Fiji is to small to deal with it so we should, same reasoning we pass our baggage to the U.S.
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PM to bring low-skilled Fijian workers to Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has vowed to make it easier for Fijians to work in Australia, by allowing Fiji to sign up to the Government sponsored Pacific Labour Scheme that has seen several countries send low skilled workers over. \n\nScott Morrison landed in Fiji on Thursday for his bilateral talks with Fiji Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama. \n\nMr Morrison is also expected to announce commitments regarding regional cooperation, security, education and promoting Australia through soft power in Fiji.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia NetballAust NetballWorldCup What a tool of a PM...you are Mr Slomo. NetballAust NetballWorldCup Ah,BlessingTheBillfold in Fiji
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Fijian Prime Minister urges Australia to put climate action before industry | Sky News AustraliaFiji's Prime Minister has used a state dinner to pressure Australia to stand committed to serious action on climate change.\n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison has been sent a clear message while on a brief tour of the Pacific.\n\nFrank Bainimarama says Australia must honour its commitments to clean energy, warning no sole industry should take precedence over climate action.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n ScottMorrisonMP NSWRL NRL Interesting how this would work? Rugby League is a minor football code in Fiji, behind Union and Soccer. All cost would be for Australia. ScottMorrisonMP NSWRL NRL Not half as powerful a tool as you ScottMorrisonMP... ScottMorrisonMP NSWRL NRL Politics and sport should not meet....
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Home Affairs did not check terrorist Prakash was a Fijian citizenThe Department has admitted it did not seek any advice from experts in Fijian citizenship law before cancelling the citizenship of terrorist Neil Prakash. Well golly, there's a surprise.* *Not really a surprise. auspol i'm utterly SHOCKED peter dutton is a flat out liar Dur Fred!!
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'It's a cult': Fijian churches want Grace Road Church investigatedMainstream churches call it a cult, and Opposition MPs in Fiji say they're deeply concerned by allegations of violence and abuse at Grace Road Church stephendziedzic stephendziedzic All churches are a cult. stephendziedzic Concerns should be raised by the abuse, atrocities and hatred exuding from mainstream churches let alone off shoot zealots.
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Labor pressures PM over Neil Prakash citizenship | Sky News AustraliaLabor is pressuring Prime Minister Scott Morrison over the citizenship status of Australian born Islamic State terrorist Neil Prakash, after the Fijian Government raised concerns with the way the situation was handled in Canberra. \n\nThe Government stripped the convicted terrorist of his Australian citizenship last year, under the belief he was a Fijian national by descent. \n\nFijian Immigration later disputed that Prakash was a citizen, throwing his Australian citizenship into further doubt. \n\nScott Morrison has spoken to Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama about the issue, which is expected to be further negotiated at formal bilateral discussions in Suva.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia ALP are the scum in this. Australia, he is yours - own him. the only people wanting this germ and his monster children that he spawned back here are the far left Greens, let that sink in
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Neil Prakash citizenship 'non issue' for Fiji | Sky News AustraliaFiji's Director of Immigration has told Sky News that Australia cancelling Neil Prakash is a 'non issue' for Fiji, because he is not a citizen of their country.\n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison has visited Fiji on Thursday where he is expected to announce an expansion of the Pacific Labour Scheme, as well as a $84 million partnership to provide university education for teachers.\n\nHowever the Priem Minister will also face questions over Australia's attempt to strip terrorist Neil Prakash of his Australian citizenship.\n\nThe Melbourne-born terrorist, who is awaiting trial in Turkey, has a Fijian father but Fiji says Prakash is not one of its citizens.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n Fiji is a great place (to visit) and Im sure nice people, but seriously, why do we give two hoots what they think?
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Fiji not consulted on Neil Prakash’s citizenship | Sky News AustraliaThe Department of Home Affairs has revealed the government did not consult or seek advice from Fijian law experts on whether Neil Prakash was a national before his Australian citizenship was stripped. \n\nIn December, it was announced that Prakash’s Australian citizenship had been removed after he was convicted of terrorist offences. \n\nFiji’s government later revealed the convicted terrorist had never been a citizen of the country. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Rubenstein_Kim1 Rubenstein_Kim1 It doesn't matter either way. A dangerous Islamic Terrorist like Neil Prakash shouldn't be allowed to return neither Australia or Fiji. Rubenstein_Kim1 unfortunate that anyone has to have him back - i wonder if he realises how many syrians lives he destroyed?
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How the town of Albury opened its arms to my migrant family'Our early experiences of Australia were proof that multiculturalism can work... In today’s climate of culture wars, racial profiling, and hate speech, it’s hard to see how immigrants arriving now could have as positive an experience.'
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