A late submission from media stakeholders is being blamed for the delay.
Parliamentary Intelligence Committee Chair and Liberal MP Andrew Hastie says the committee will inspect this new evidence and expects the report early in the new year. Image: Getty
A Govt. with priorities. Religious freedom is obviously more important than freedom of the press.
To be released at the same time as 2020 USA election so nobody notices it...
Hmm... Perhaps they dont want that one public yet.
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Govt to unveil dairy code of conduct | Sky News AustraliaDairy farmers are being promised more certainty over what price they can expect to be paid for their milk.\n\nThe federal government is due to unveil a new code of conduct, designed to end the milk wars. \n\nThe code will force processors to be more transparent and stick to agreements but stops short of mandating a minimum price. \n\nAgriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie has conceded it's not a silver bullet but said the measures will help farmers lock down a fairer price.\n\nMs McKenzie will meet producers on Friday to discuss the changes.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Code of conduct? Well that will definitely clear things up. Good to see rural folk are still getting screwed by the free market even with all the subsidies and govt intervention - maybe one day they will stop voting LNP.
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Udder Chaos: Govt unveils dairy code of conduct | Sky News AustraliaThe Morrison government has unveiled a mandatory code of conduct for the dairy industry in an attempt to end the milk wars.\n\nAgriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie rejected One Nation's call to create a floor price for milk.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n I hope it includes a fair return for our farmers?
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Red tape is costing Australia $176b a year | Sky News AustraliaPatrick Hannaford, Institute of Public Affairs research fellow \n\nExcessive government regulation is harming the economy, reducing freedom of choice and making people’s lives harder. \n\nBecoming a hairdresser in New South Wales requires approximately 1,224 hours of study and can cost $12,060. In order to open a restaurant in the same state you must fill out 48 separate forms and acquire 72 licences. \n\nThese are just a few of the regulations that make up the endless web of federal, state, and local government red tape that is costing the Australian economy $176 billion per year – the equivalent of $19,300 per household. \n\nEven kids’ birthday parties are affected, as an Adelaide mother found out when she was fined $187 for hiring a magician to entertain 14 children at her son’s birthday party in a local park. \n\nAs Jenny Barret from the City of Burnside council told ABC Radio Adelaide, members of the public must pay $185 for a permit to use the park “if [they] are going to get a third-party contractor in, such as a magician or a bouncy castle or a face painter”. This is because third-party contractors require public liability insurance. \n\nA permit is also required for people planning to hold an event with more than 60 people, and this may be reasonable. But it’s hard to see the sense in requiring a permit for a magician to entertain 14 kids at a birthday party. \n\nDoes the council think the kids will be attacked by the balloon animals or traumatised when they see a rabbit suddenly pulled out of hat? Unexpected things do happen, but if there is a need for insurance then surely it is the responsibility of the magician hiring out his services. \n\nLocal councils issuing ridiculous fines is sadly all too common. \n\nLast month A Current Affair reported that Melbourne’s Melton City Council had fined a man $1,000 for using an outdoor fire pit he had bought at Bunnings, while a Beaumaris woman received a $200 fine from Bayside Council, also in Melbourne, for only c Known as tyranny people, every Law every Legislation every regulation there is one winner people, it’s not us! Why is your headline stated as a fact rather than as a quote or a question? Perhaps because it agrees with the Murdoch ideology? Only in Australia ...the work of Activists - obstructionists
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Quiet Australians should 'speak up and speak out' in 2020: Credlin | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin has called on the Australian public to “speak up and speak out” on important issues as their 2020 New Year’s resolution.\n \nMs Credlin said the public should “resolve to speak up' and deny the left an “uncontested” platform to voice their political views in 2020.\n \n“Why should we be too polite to speak our minds?” Ms Credlin said. \n \nMs Credlin argued if those on the right of politics remain “silent”, society will “continue to drift in a direction that you and I don't like, and that the majority of Australians reject”. \n \nMs Credlin said it's beneficial for everyone if there is political discussion between “families, in our workplaces, around the dinner table and… in social media too”.\n\nAfter all, Ms Credlin said, the left certainly isn’t “shy” in “speaking up” and voicing their opinions about how “our world will soon end because we're wrecking the planet”.\n\nImage: Getty Black Thursday 1851 Australia’s worse bush fires after severe drought .....server drought massive bush fire. 1851....hmmm climate caused it !! Moratorium on all immigration If only it was allowed. Soon as you speak the truth you’re in trouble
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Greta Thunberg has been selected as 'Woke' Time Magazine's Person of the Year | Sky News AustraliaThe 'woke' Time Magazine's selection of Swedish activist Greta Thunberg as its Person of the Year is example of how 'political' and very left win the company is, according to Sky News host James Morrow. \n\nThe teenage environmentalist is the youngest youngest person selected for the honour since the tradition began in 1927.\n\nThunberg herself had admitted she was “surprised” by the decision.\n\n'But of course we all knew this [selection] was going to come down,' Mr Morrow told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\n'It's not the Time Magazine that we all knew and loved and grew up with 20 [or] 30-years ago, [now] it's a much different thing'. \n\n'It's a very political thing, it's very left wing, it's very woke'. \n\n\n\n\n Conservative tears taste the best. Oh get over it, boomers. FFS! Cry more! 43a6f0ce5dac4ea
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Johnson has ‘nailed’ Corbyn on Brexit | Sky News AustraliaUK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's clear position on Brexit will help the conservatives as voters go to the polls on Thursday, according to Sky News host Alan Jones.\n\nThe two major parties have vastly different policies on Brexit, with the Tories promising to leave the European Union by the end of January while Labour has promised to hold a second referendum.\n\nLabour is divided when it comes to Brexit, with many of its MPs in favour of remain but a significant voter base in the country's north are in favour of Britain leaving the European Union.\n\nMr Jones said Mr Johnson has “nailed” Mr Corbyn on Labour’s position on Brexit.\n\n Takes a screen shot for the future. 👍🏽 Farage reckons Johnson's treaty will delay it at least another 3 years. Who bloody knows at this point. Yeah nothing like a little xenophobia to spur the punters on.
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