The Foreign Minister's office has told Sky News it is working to verify if the report is true.
Australian travel bloggers Jolie King and Mark Firkin were arrested several months ago and middle-east politics expert from the University of Melbourne Kylie Moore-Gilbert was detained more than a year ago. The Perth couple are being detained in the capital’s notorious Evin Prison which is also home to detained British mother Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe. Image: News Corp Australia
Iranian shits!!!!
Send in the seals Deep state is feeling the pain WWG1WGA
Straight swap all of the muslims in our jails for these three.
If you are spying in Iran you should be arrested, nothing much to see in that country.
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Julie Bishop to negotiate release of Australians detained in Iran | Sky News AustraliaFormer foreign minister Julie Bishop has offered to help the government secure the release of three Australians jailed in Iran. \n\nMelbourne woman Kylie Moore-Gilbert is being held in an Iranian prison after being arrested more than a year ago. \n\nShe is joined by travel-blogging couple Jolie King and Mark Firkin who were detained in Tehran nearly three months ago for allegedly flying a drone near a military base. \n\nMs Bishop said she had a long-standing relationship with Iran's foreign minister and was happy to help if asked. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia For a fee I bet and a big one Get Assange out as well as his sentence is over. Ask Alex Salmond to do it. Rouhani studied in Glasgow. Loves Scots. And do they not have British passports?
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Trump ‘has handled Iran badly’ | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian’s Greg Sheridan says US President Donald Trump has “handled Iran pretty badly”. \n\n“The key moment was when he ordered a military strike in retaliation for Iran shooting down an American drone but then aborted the military strike,” Mr Sheridan said.\n\nHis remarks come after two large government-run oil processing facilities in Saudi Arabia were struck by a series of drone strikes on Saturday, causing explosions, huge fires and prompting the nation to cut production. \n\nIranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zar lashed out at US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for suggesting Tehran was responsible for the attack, which compromised global oil supply.\n\nSpeaking to Sky News, the journalist said while Mr Trump’s prudence in the use of force is “admirable”, US adversaries are “working it out”.\n\nHe compared Mr Trump to former President Barack Obama and noted “the threat is there, the follow through is not”. \n\nImage: AP\n realDonaldTrump what would a stooge like sheridan know realDonaldTrump Iran knows trump has no balls.
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'Three rebel MPs misjudged the sentiment of the Liberal Party' | Sky News AustraliaNew South Wales Deputy Premier John Barilaro says the state government is not in a crisis and Premier Gladys Berejiklian has been in “complete control” since the election.\n\nThe premier spent Monday night locked in crisis talks after Tanya Davies, Matthew Mason-Cox and Lou Amato pledged to “hold her to account” over the contentious abortion bill.\n\n“The three MPs have really misjudged the sentiment of the Liberal Party, of their colleagues and of the broader community,” Br Barilaro told Sky News on Tuesday. \n\n“They completely misjudged the mood of the room last night, but Gladys is a strong leader and is respected by so many in this government.\n\n“When they woke up this morning they realised not only that they didn’t have the numbers but that it was a misstep by them.” \n\nImage: News Corp Australia barilaro...he doesn't look Australian berejiklian....what the ungodly hell ?
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86 tigers from Thai tourist attraction die | Sky News AustraliaMore than half of the tigers removed from a controversial tourist attraction in Thailand have died.\n\nAuthorities removed close to 150 tigers from the Tiger Temple near Bangkok in 2016, after pressure from animal activist groups. \n\nThe tigers were reportedly killed by a viral disease due to weakened immune systems from inbreeding.\n\nImage: AP El camino del infierno está empedrado de buenas intenciones... OMG!! Why!!!
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Dog owners could face jail time for leaving pets in hot cars | Sky News AustraliaThe Queensland Government has announced tougher new penalties for dog owners who leave their pets in hot cars.\n\nUnder the amended laws, owners could be fined $40,000 and face a year behind bars, even if the pet doesn't suffer heat stress.\n\nThe penalties would apply wherever there's potential to cause the pet harm after the RSPCA was alerted to more than 1,300 cases of dogs being locked in hot cars in 2018.\n\nImage: Getty That's excellent And what do you get for bashing a member of the public without cause or an emergency worker ? Relativity would help ! Instead of punishment for just leaving dogs in hot cars, how about tougher punishment on all types of animal cruelty?
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'Govt yet to turn a sod of soil' to build dams | Sky News AustraliaShadow Agriculture Minister Joel Fitzgibbon has called on the government to take immediate drought action, saying “our landscapes are burning, our towns are running out of water and our farmers aren’t getting the assistance they need and deserve”. \n\nHis comments come after NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro called for the quick construction of new dams as the country battled devastating conditions and a depleted water supply. \n\nMr Fitzgibbon said the drought conditions were “approaching calamity” and accused the government of having “no strategy or response”. \n\n“People just want this government to act, and in six years it’s failed to do that,” he said. \n\n“This government’s been talking about dams for six years now, there was a dam here, a dam there and a dam everywhere for a while, but they are yet to turn a sod of soil.” \n Only problem with this is Federal Government doesn’t build dams the States are the ones who build them. fitzhunter Mate get your mates the Greens on side go to the PM with a plan and get it done. Talk to Barnaby_Joyce he is the only one from the Nats that understands. Untill the Greens get with this world it will never happen. Thats fine but he has to support the Govt as Labor and Greens block them every time
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