Sky News contributor Michael Kroger says it’s “hard to think of a mistake” made by Prime Minister Scott Morrison over the year he has led the Liberal Party.
Speaking to Andrew Bolt, Mr Kroger said his stewardship has been an “extraordinary performance” and “disciplined”. In contrast, he said Labor leader Anthony Albanese “hasn’t found his feet” over the past four months of his leadership and he needs to start making some “fundamental markers” in relation to the economy. Image: News Corp Australia
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The appointment of Marise Payne is probably the only one.
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Morrison does not have 'a plan for the economy': Burke | Sky News AustraliaLabor frontbencher Tony Burke told Sky News Scott Morrison “is a prime minister who’s only determined to work out what fights he can pick, rather than having a plan for jobs”.\n\nWhen parliament returns on Monday, the the Coalition is planning to test Labor on a range of policies, including legislation allowing drug testing for welfare recipients, mandatory sentencing of paedophiles and an increased roll-out of the cashless welfare card.\n\nAccording to Mr Burke, “The key thing that all of these issues have in common – none of them are a plan for the economy, none of the deliver for jobs, none of them deal with the fact that people have seen their wages flatline under this government.”\n\n“At the election he got his own job secured and now thinks he can put his feet up and not care about anyone else’s job”, he said. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Not like labor. Finds one family at a time You just keep us laughing labor
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Australia successfully retains the Ashes on foreign soil | Sky News AustraliaAustralia has retained the Ashes on day five of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.\n\nNeeding eight wickets to secure the Urn away from home for the first time since 2001, the tourists were forced to work all day before they finally sealed a 185-run victory.\n\nJason Roy and Joe Denly began the day at the crease and thwarted the Aussie attack for a while, before the hero of Day Four struck again.\n\nPat Cummins dismissed the struggling Roy for 31, and then claimed the big scalp of Ben Stokes. \n\nWickets were falling steadily for the home side, who were 8\u002F178 shortly after tea.\n\nA gutsy effort from Craig Overton and Jack Leach threatened to cut short the Aussie celebrations, but eventually they broke through.\n\nSteve Smith was named player of the match for his 211 in the first dig.\n\nImage: AP What happened to 'man of the match' PC crap from Sky.
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Protestors call for Trump to ‘liberate’ Hong Kong | Sky News AustraliaThousands of protestors have gathered in Hong Kong for a 14th weekend of demonstrations where crowds chanted the US national anthem and called on President Donald Trump to “liberate” the Chinese-ruled city.\n\nHordes of people marched past the US Consulate pleading for American lawmakers to get involved as they prepare to discuss a bill demonstrators hope will lead to possible sanctions against China and Hong Kong. \n\nBy the end of the day, the peaceful protests descended into violence.\n\nChief Executive Carrie Lam announced on Wednesday that the controversial China extradition bill — which has been the main catalyst of the protests — would be withdrawn.\n\nImage: AP NigeriaNewsdesk this is what we call a popular mass protest. Not the tiny group of hooligans in South Africa. Sorry HK, here in the West we won’t do anything about Chinese aggression. They will come and massacre all of you and we will do nothing. Just like we did after the Tiananmen Square massacre. Money speaks louder than human rights. Sorry 😐. HKPoliceState When the power, cell phone network, internet, satellite access jammed and all media is turned off, that’s when it will begin!
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Liberal Party ‘found lacking’ in female representation | Sky News AustraliaBroadcaster Jane Marwick says the Liberal Party has been found “lacking” and has “been too slow to come to the party” on the issue of female representation in parliament.\n\nDuring a meeting with the New South Wales Liberal State Council, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he wants to see more women running for parliament at the next federal election.\n\nOf the Liberals in parliament, almost a quarter of MPs and senators are women.\n\nSpeaking to Sky News, Ms Marwick said while she does not support gender quotas, the Liberals need to encourage more women to join the party so the preselection process can be looked at. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia ScottMorrisonMP He has realised he and his goon squad can more easily bully and intimidate female..and the LNP will sweep it under the carpet for him later ScottMorrisonMP ScottMorrisonMP fake news
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‘Cringeworthy’ to mention bushfires are all to do with climate change | Sky News AustraliaThe Institute of Public Affairs’ Evan Mulholland says one of the more “cringeworthy things” raised amidst the “devastation of bush fires” is a green politician “claiming it is all to do with climate change”.\n\n“It’s really harrowing at a time where families are going through the worst,” he said.\n\nSpeaking to Sky News, Mr Mulholland said “we economically hamstring ourselves”, despite Australia contributing just 1.3 per cent of global carbon emissions, so “it won’t make a difference in the scheme of things”. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia evmulholland Cringeworthy to assert that increased frequency of bushfires has NOTHING to do with global warming. evmulholland And yet..science evmulholland Must be pretty awkward to be in the climate denial business right now🏭📈🔥
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Welfare changes ‘a clever ploy’ to distract from economy | Sky News AustraliaSky News contributor Stephen Conroy says proposed changes to enforce drug tests on welfare recipients is another “clever ploy” by Prime Minister Scott Morrison to distract from the economy.\n\n“In a week where the economy has tanked into almost negative growth he’s pulled the hoary old chestnut out, finding a new way to beat up on welfare recipients, as a complete distraction,” Mr Conroy said. \n\nImage: Getty\n your a joke conroy labor with conroy tried to destroy the media tried to destroy free speech now gutless conroy pretends to be the media which labor conroy tried to destroy conroy Gillard labor the enemy of free speech and freedom How good are liberal recessions 😂 Why not build up the public service and go after the big companies & high wealth individuals not paying their fair share of tax? Or raise revenue by not giving cash tax refunds to people who didn't pay tax?
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