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SA Premier hits out at Murray-Darling Basin royal commissionerSouth Australian Premier Steven Marshall slams the royal commission's scathing criticism of Water Minister David Speirs as ludicrous and nonsensical in Parliament. He would though, wouldn't he. Can't have truth get in the way of his grab for wealth at OUR expense.
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'It is critical that we preserve what we can during these extreme times': Murray Darling Fisheries Manager'It is critical that we preserve what we can during these extreme times': Murray Darling Fisheries Manager on the Murray Cod
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Labor calls for probe into ‘leaked’ banking royal commission report | Sky News AustraliaLabor says Australians deserve an investigation into whether the banking royal commission’s final report was leaked before its public release on Monday. \n\nFive hours before it was handed down, Labor claims $1 billion was thrown into bank stocks that eventually put $22 million into the pockets of investors. \n\nShadow Finance Minister Jim Chalmers has told Sky News ‘something very dodgy has happened here’.\n\nTreasurer Josh Frydenberg has denied any wrongdoing, saying market participants weren’t given information ahead of the report’s public release. \n\n\n\n Hmmm. How much more money shall we throw at this? yeah, how about we just start placing them better and stop wasting a shit load of taxpayers money. Who cares labor you bunch of dropkicks 😡
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Labor calls for bank laws to have more parliament timeScott Morrison admits the banking royal commission should have been held earlier but the coalition is refusing to bring parliament back for extra weeks to fix financial laws. 9News Have to give the lobbyists time to organise and just think the donations we are going to get now. What a big bloody juicy carrot we have. Certsainly the RC could/should have been held earlier AND the Labor Government could have done it! But, did they? NO. Same 'bad culture' was happening during their term. Typical hypocritical statements from flip flop unbelievaBILL, and his arrogant side kick, as usual. 👎
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'Bring it on': Tim Wilson hits back at Labor over calls to resignThe Liberal MP came under fire last week, after it was alleged he 'colluded' with a private fund - chaired by a distant relative and invested in by Mr Wilson - to share voter information. TimeToResignTim Overcooked, through him out.
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Security agencies brief Labor on medivac bill | Sky News AustraliaSecurity agencies have given Opposition leader Bill Shorten a briefing on ramifications of the controversial medivac bill. \n\nThe briefing comes one day before the Labor Party is expected to announce its decision on the bill, which will give doctors greater powers to transfer refugees and asylum seekers to Australia. \n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison has warned the bill will dismantle offshore processing, will weaken Australia’s borders and green-light people smugglers. \n\nMr Morrison says Labor has ‘no idea of the consequences they are playing with’ and 'will unleash a world of woe again’ if it supports the bill. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n
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Labor shift position on medical transfer bill ahead of likely parliamentary voteThe Opposition is hoping to negotiate with the crossbench on a number of changes to the bill, but time is running out ahead of a likely parliamentary vote on Tuesday afternoon. Labor need to act like they have at least a skerrick of human decency and pass the damned legislation to ensure that medical decisions are made promptly by the people best placed to make them. Otherwise why bother with an election if one party are scumbags and the other cowards. Hakeem is coming home now grow some balls and bring Assange71 home Back flip Bill.
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Labor pushes for refugee transfer changesLabor will negotiate with crossbench MPs seeking support for changes to a bill making it easier for asylum seekers to get medical treatment in Australia. So wrong. So disappointing. Surely they have worked out “character” grounds by now - after 5 years- doesn’t say much for the oversight of the situation 👎👎👎
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Border battle looms as Labor back amendments to medivac bill | Sky News AustraliaFederal parliament will resume today for the first time in 2019 with the asylum seeker medical transfer bill to dominate talks. \n\nLabor is negotiating with crossbench MPs to change the proposed new laws after the party’s caucus endorsed compromises to the medivac bill ahead of a vote in parliament. \n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison has warned the bill will weaken Australia’s borders and promises there will be no changes to border protection policies. \n\nThe Coalition has vowed not to support the amendments, meaning Labor will need six of the seven crossbenchers in order to pass the legislation through the lower house.\n\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ScottMorrisonMP Is he handing out money there because he always is lately, must be an election coming? Oh and he took credit today for the Lefts push to free Hakeem. I think he's in church to nail himself to the cross today, there is an election coming. ScottMorrisonMP Love this tradition ScottMorrisonMP 'News we can trust' ..thats probably true
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Labor retains commanding lead in latest Newspoll | Sky News AustraliaThe Coalition continues to trail behind Labor, despite Scott Morrison’s approval ratings rising in the latest Newspoll. \n\nThe results revealed the opposition leads 53-47 per cent on a two-party preferred basis. \n\nScott Morrison remains as preferred Prime Minister, leading Bill Shorten 44-35 per cent. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n australian
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