Northern Territory Chief Minister has announced new funding for a space base and major road in Northeast Arnhem Land. The government will spend $45 million upgrading the Central Arnhem Road, adding to a $180 million commitment from the commonwealth.
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Gunner is a goner, regardless 🙌 NTelection2020 He is the NT's biggest political failure, that was deemed an impossible feat after Adam Giles legacy! Gunner had full control of parliament and has still managed to drive the Northern Territory clean into the ground🤦♂️ TimeToGo
More political morons wasting money on space fantasies when governments neglect inaction mismanagement incompetence and failures on energy and water policy and infrastructure will see rivers and towns run dry and major widespread blackouts this summer
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Sydney council to cancel Australia Day celebrations | Sky News AustraliaA Sydney council has announced plans to cancel Australia Day celebrations on January 26 in favour of an Aboriginal festival called Yabun. \n\nCouncillor Darcy Byrne told Sky News the date of Australia Day was unlikely to change so “the way we mark the date does need to change”. \n\n“Given January 26 does mark, for Aboriginal people, the beginning of colonisation, dispossession and the removal of children, the deliberate destruction of language and culture, there is a better and more mature way to commemorate the day that includes them,” he said. \n\nThe Inner West Council – which Councillor Byrne described as “the birthplace of multiculturalism”- will vote on the changes next week and with the backing of Labor and Greens councillors, it is expected to pass. \n I've heard of Yacant but never Yabun. fuk yeh Don’t the aboriginals live in Australia too?
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More than 11,000 scientists declare climate emergency | Sky News AustraliaMore than 11,000 scientists from around the world have signed a scientific paper declaring a climate emergency.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia And that includes one called Mickey Mouse. Have you not read the PDF file yet. Climate change is only a problem because it will affect humanity and their lifestyles. Scientists also say that 125,000 years ago sea levels were ten meters higher and the temp one deg warmer than today. Climate cycles occur with or without humans. SORRY NOT BUYING CLIMATE CHANGE; THERE'S NO EMERGENCY DOOMSDAY PREDICTIONS IN LAST 50 YEARS FROM 'SCIENTIST' HAVE ALL BEEN WRONG
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Royal commission into veteran suicide 'should have solutions ready' | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian’s Political Editor Andrew Clennell says a royal commission into veteran suicide should have 'solutions ready' after mothers of veterans who took their own lives called for an inquiry during a meeting with Scott Morrison on Wednesday.\n\nThe mothers, three of whom lost their sons this year, shared their stories at The Daily Telegraph’s Save Our Heroes Summit after meeting the prime minister. \n\n“You get these royal commissions, they go for months, they themselves cost tens of millions [of dollars] at times, and you don’t always get the result you want,” Mr Clennell said. \n\nThe Courier-Mail’s National Political Editor Renee Viellaris said the prime minister seems “very serious about doing some things on veterans affairs”. \n\n“If parents give their kids to their country, to fight for the country, then when they come home we need to look after them,” Ms Viellaris said.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia What they need is better vetting of soldiers who join up, then intensive training to prepare for the battlefield to make them aware of what they will find. Too late once they arrive at the battlefield unprepared. Better still stay out of foreign wars. Still don't understand why we have to send our nation's sons to fight Islamic wars. They've been at it for 1400 years, killing each other and their women. We can't stop it.
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Tensions rise within Labor ranks ahead of ALP election loss review | Sky News AustraliaBill Shorten loyalists have promised public retaliation if Labor's election loss review uses the former party leader as a scapegoat.\n\nThe report - which is likely to stoke tensions within the party's factions - is being handed to ALP national executive on Thursday and is expected to deliver a scathing assessment of the party's campaign. \n\nVictorian Right members met on Wednesday night fearing the report could push too much blame on to Mr Shorten for the party's loss at the May federal election. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia How many loyalists are there? 😂😂 Imagine elected officials actually being dim enough to unashamedly be 'Bill Shorten loyalists'. He trailed as preferred PM his entire reign and was consistently unpopular, yet for some reason we're to never mention that. The dude was a dud. Plain and simple. The faster Labor accept that, the sooner they can try to repair the damage he created.
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Treasurer's advisor admits election day posters imitated AEC signs | Sky News AustraliaA senior Victorian Liberal figure has admitted Chinese-language signs used for the May 18 election were designed to convey the appearance of electoral commission corflutes. \n\nTwo unsuccessful independent candidates have challenged the election of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and first-time Liberal MP Gladys Liu. \n\nThe Federal Court case centred on the posters which told voters the 'correct way to vote' was to put a '1' next to the Liberal candidate. \n\nThe signs were authorised by the party's then-acting Victorian director, Simon Frost, who conceded they were intended to look like the AEC's official material. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia MoreLiberalLies care of JoshLiesAndBurg Amagenda Sun7 9Today BreakfastNews FirstEdition The whole thing is pathetic. then the result must be overturned and by-election called for the two seats.
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