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JoshFrydenberg is this guy metamorphosing into peter dutton? scary shit.
JoshFrydenberg LNP just dont get it. It's the workers who are not spending & that is holding back the economy. Years of low or no wage growth since LNP came to power in 2013.While EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING goes up 4, 5 times the inflation rate. It has to come to an end. LiberalAus The_Nationals
JoshFrydenberg Labor introduced the instant asset write-off. The Liberal Party has made it so restrictive, no small business has ever been able to claim the write off with the Liberal Party in power,
JoshFrydenberg Thank you!! Time to go shopping 👏🏻🙌🏻
JoshFrydenberg What about wage thief and super thief by small businesses
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India launches world’s lightest satellite into Earth’s orbit | Sky News AustraliaIndia has launched the world’s lightest satellite into Earth’s orbit, with the student-made contraption weighing just 1.26 kilograms.\n\nAustralia National University astrophysicist Brad Tucker told Sky News the design of Kalamsat-V2 represents a significant step towards developing compact satellites, making it ‘cheaper to get into space.’\n\nDr Tucker says the price of sending each kilogram into space hovers around $20,000.\n\nImage: Twitter \u002F isro\n\n
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Medical transfers are the 'backdoor way' for boat people to access Australia | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison has vowed the Coalition will vote against an Independent-backed asylum seeker medical evacuation bill, even if it means the government will lose a vote on the floor of parliament.\n\nLabor is supporting the legislation brought forward by Wentworth MP Kerryn Pehelps, which would make transfers for asylum seekers easier by giving the decision-making power to doctors.\n\nCurrently, the Home Affairs department has the final say over whether a refugee or asylum seeker who is housed in an offshore detention centre has the right to be transported to Australia to receive medical treatment.\n\nIf the government loses the vote, which they are expected to, it will be the first time since 1929 that a government has lost a vote on substantive legislation in the House of Representatives. Bound to happen Considering we may have permanently harmed many of them you might well be right. Well LURCH would know all about BACK DOORS. .Its been back dooring Maggie for yrs credlin pmlive
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Medivac bill will undermine Australia's sovereignty: Coleman | Sky News AustraliaImmigration Minister David Coleman has slammed the controversial medical evacuations bill. \n\nThe bill, put forward by Independent MP Kerryn Phelps, would allow two doctors to authorise a medical transfer to Australia if they believed asylum seekers could not get adequate treatment in offshore detention. \n\nMr Coleman has told Sky News political editor David Speers the bill would strip the government of its power to decide who comes to Australia ‘and that is not how a sovereign government is run’. \n\nParliament will vote on the bill when it resumes on Tuesday. \n
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New Zealand attacks Australia's deportations policy | Sky News AustraliaForeign Minister Marise Payne has faced complaints from her New Zealand counterpart about deportations during a meeting in Auckland.\n\nSpeaking after their first twice-yearly catch-up, Ms Payne and Winston Peters were keen to emphasise the importance of coordinating efforts in the region.\n\nHowever, Mr Peters had raised his dissatisfaction about the deportation of New Zealanders.\n\nNew Zealand politicians and diplomats have been increasingly vocal about rising numbers of Kiwi passport holders being deported from Australia.\n\nIn particular, they are concerned with those with no significant connections to New Zealand since tighter rules were introduce in 2014.\n\n\n\n\n\n tell him to respect Australian sovereignty . Suck it up Winston- big brother doesn’t care what junior has to say on this matter!
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NZ, Australia host talks on Pacific engagement | Sky News AustraliaForeign Minister Marine Payne is meeting with her New Zealand counterpart Winston Peters on Waiheke Island, east of Auckland, for a bilateral meeting focused on their shared commitment to the Pacific. \n\nBoth governments are making a push for further engagement, pumping in extra resources amid concerns about China’s influence in the Pacific. \n\nDuncan Lewis, ASIO's director general of security, and his New Zealand counterpart are also taking part in the talks.\n\n\n\n Marine Payne?🤔 Marise ? Payne ! Oh Sky News !
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Record meth bust indicates Mexican cartels are targeting Australia: AFP | Sky News AustraliaAuthorities have seized a record-breaking haul of meth, equal to almost $AU1.3 billion, in California before it could reach Australia.\n\nMore than 1.7 tonnes of meth, 25 kilograms of cocaine and 5 kilograms of heroin were found stashed inside electrical capacitors. \n\nIn Victoria and New South Wales, six people have been arrested and charged for their alleged connection a US-based crime syndicate under investigation over the shipment. \n\nThe Australian Federal Police is warning Mexican cartels are now targeting Australia because of the 'top prices' paid for drugs. \n\nThe previous record for an Australia-bound meth seizure was 1.3 tonnes in 2017.\n\nImage: AFP\n\n Gees we better build a wall around the country! 🧱 Slomo build that wall!!! Let’s review that statement, since smh reported the same over two years ago. 🤦♂️
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Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party sends mass text warning ‘freedom is under threat’ | Sky News AustraliaClive Palmer’s United Australia Party has sparked anger after sending a text message to thousands, warning recipients that their ‘freedom is under threat’.\n\nSky News host Nicholas Reece says Australia has never seen anything like Mr Palmer’s advertising campaign, and that the election will show whether the campaign strategy works. \n\nFormer federal speaker Bronwyn Bishop says these ads have enough content that attracts people’s attention to give him some traction, but his next hurdle is giving voters a candidate for each electorate.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Nicholas_Reece Never seen anyone enjoying pissing his money up the wall like this drop kick. Nicholas_Reece Well we have seen a sustained media campaign for greens and AustralianLabor on a platform known as ABC theirABC_AU Nicholas_Reece Who f is this guy & how did he get my number?
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Medical transfers bill will compromise Australia's border: ASIO | Sky News AustraliaASIO has warned up to a thousand asylum seekers could arrive in Australia within weeks if Kerryn Phelps’ medical transfers bill becomes law. \n\nSky News has confirmed that the intelligence agency told the government the bill ‘would undermine regional processing and compromise Australia’s strong border protection regime’. \n\n\n\n\n RichardDiNatale once again - RichardDiNatale being disingenuous - it doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand operation sovereign borders - but you don't even seem to be that smart - YOU WILL be held accountable. RichardDiNatale Di Natalie needs serious medical attention not the economic opportunists on Manus and Nauru RichardDiNatale Arrest this clown as well. He's a leftie terrorist.
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Kate Miller-Heidke to represent Australia in 64th Eurovision song contest | Sky News AustraliaAustralian singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke will be representing the nation in the 64th annual Eurovision song contest.\n\nThe classically trained Miller-Heidke beat nine other acts in the running with her song 'Zero Gravity', highlighting her struggles with post-natal depression after the birth of her son.\n\nThe pop star, known for her hit songs 'The Last Day on Earth' and 'Caught in the Crowd', will be Australia's fifth entry into the competition which will be held in May in Tel Aviv, Israel.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Great choice. This singer can sing! incredingo Who cares . Awful. Sounds like she's channeling Yoko Ono.
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Bill Shorten has done a ‘good job’ with local media in regional Australia | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin believes Labor Leader Bill Shorten has done a good job of ‘isolating’ local media in regional towns and country centres.\n\nMs Credlin says that Mr Shorten talks about local projects when visiting certain areas, so that locals believe he knows what will motivate their vote.\n\nSky News contributor Nick Reece believes Prime Minister Scott Morrison needs to establish himself and build his profile through many media appearances, while Mr Shorten is more established in the public mind and doesn’t need to try so hard.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n billshortenmp Peta Credlin also gave Tony Abbott advice he's on the back bench being stalked by an indipendent and Peta now works for SKY! What is it I'm missing billshortenmp Locals are onto Bill , his policies will decimate Regional Australia billshortenmp What? Shorten finds out what locals think is important and talks about it? LNP pollies would never do such a thing. They're busy telling stories about Shorten.
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