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The most lopsided Origin crowd in history? Sydney fans banned from BrisbaneThe NRL has moved swiftly to counter the Queensland border closure, but it has a big headache looming with Stadium Australia due to host Origin III next month. app85 It'll be as one sided as listening to Greg Alexander commentate against Parramatta. app85 Not to mention back to back games in Qld.
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'Almost nothing worth doing starts off with support from Labor': Credlin | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says 'almost nothing worth doing, starts off with support from Labor' after Prime Minister Scott Morrison ruled out lifting the moratorium on nuclear power if it didn't garner bipartisan support.\n\n'There wasn't bipartisan support for stopping the boats – but the Coalition did it., and there wasn't bipartisan support for the Western Sydney airport – but it's now finally happening after 50 years of procrastination,' she said.\n \n'Most things only get bipartisan support after they've been shown to work – what's that adage? Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan.\n\n'The challenge here for a political leader is to pick the issues you want to fight on and then to time them well. And often, the things that matter most are those you just have to run on with no other support.'\n\nMs Credlin noted a 2019 poll found support for developing a nuclear industry was up 16 per cent - from 2011 - to 51 per cent and opposition was 24 per cent to 34 per cent.\n \n'And why not? There are now small modular nuclear plants about the size of a tennis court. How can they be so dangerous when the medical nuclear reactor in a southern suburb of Sydney has now been operating without a hitch for more than 60 years?' she said. \n\n'Just like we can export coal, but no longer use it, it's always been pretty crazy that we could export uranium but not use it ourselves.\n \n'We have 34 per cent of the world's uranium reserves; are the third biggest exporter in the world and have been for years; indeed our current uranium exports are more than enough to generate more than all the power we currently use.'\n Luckily no sane investor favours nuclear so you can forget this wet dream Why isn't credlin in NSW? LOL. The most incompetent Prime Ministerial COS in decades sez what
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States and territories close to New South Wales | Sky News AustraliaStates and Territory leaders have moved swiftly to reimpose border restrictions as Sydney's COVID-19 cases continue to grow. \n\nClosures have come into effect immediately across multiple jurisdictions. Front page in Ireland 🙄 blood clots
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Sky strengthens regional reach, former PM issues 'polarisation' warningSky News has strengthened its reach into regional Australia with the signing of a new multi-year broadcast deal, but one former PM is warning of the threat of greater polarisation. Murdoch and his bullshit empire should be dismantled. Sky News and Current Affairs is just propaganda b/s! Sky is a literal cancer on our country. Jones is a fucking hemorrhoid on the arsehole of media landscape.
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‘A proud moment for Australia’: Senate passes laws against cyber abuse | Sky News AustraliaThe Senate has passed tough new laws to crack down on vile online abuse in a “proud moment for Australia,” according to broadcaster Erin Molan.\n\nThe Online Safety Bill hands new power to the E-Safety Commissioner to order the removal of abusive content within 24 hours and increases penalties for using a carriage service to menace or harass.\n\nMs Molan, who campaigned for the legislation, told Sky News host Peta Credlin it’s a “world first”.\n\n“This does not in any way, shape or form infringe on free speech,” she said.\n\n“I would never stand for anything like that. This is not about removing people from the internet who don’t like me … this is about people who cross a line.\n\n“The threshold for this is akin to the criminal code, so this is not about people who are easily offended.”\n\nMs Molan noted the legislative space in the online world “didn’t exist until now” and it is an “incredible moment for Australia”.\n Whopeeee Erin_Molan thank you so much for doing this 🙏
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Sydney COVID-19 restrictions force State of Origin, A-League grand final, AFL changesA busy weekend of sport has been thrown into confusion by Sydney's growing COVID outbreak. Here's what we know. So footballers can just cross the border whenever? 🤬🤬🤬
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