Liberal MP Nicolle Flint says the left preaches support of more women in politics, and ‘stamping out sexism’, yet some of their most ‘vicious attacks’ during the election were against Liberal women.
Speaking to Sky News, Ms Flint says she wants Australian MPs from all levels of government to be safe and be able to speak with their local community. The Member for Boothby says if the behaviour of GetUp!, unions and Labor as seen in recent elections does not change, people will lose access to their local representatives, which is ‘bad for democracy’.
BillsonBruce So tired of the 'left' ,'right' bullshit. Most people are politically ambidextrous.
BillsonBruce Centre right? She supported Dutton on the far right...
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BillsonBruce If you use personal attacks your father dies of shame.
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RBA makes unprecedented public appeal | Sky News AustraliaThe Reserve Bank is publicly appealing to the government to do more to keep the economy afloat. \n\nThe RBA has sliced the official interest rate to a new record low of 1 per cent. \n\nWhen handing down the decision, Reserve Bank Governor Phillip Lowe called on the Treasurer to borrow more money to spend on infrastructure.\n\nAnalysts are predicting even further rate reductions will be needed to drive down unemployment and lift wages.\n EvanLucas_INV Yes very interesting 🙄 That’s a minute less of your claim to fame.
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APRA warns more funding is needed to 'clean up' banks | Sky News AustraliaFinancial regulator APRA has warned it needs more funding to carry out what it calls the 'ambitious' task of cleaning up the banking industry.\n\nResponding to a scathing review released last week, which found the prudential regulator needed to be more ‘assertive’, chairman Wayne Byres signalled the agency would need more resources if it is to take on more responsibilities.\n\nMr Byres also called the review ‘quite a challenge that's been posed’ and said ‘we'll need to work with the government to determine how best we can meet the ambitious agenda that's been laid out for us.’\n\nImage: News Corp Australia The key task for the regulator is to crackdown of the theft of members funds, and especially the theft of widows' death benefits. JoshFrydenberg SenatorHume Funny how everyone jumps on board the “lets do things right” bandwagon while it’s there. Tip - nothing will change despite all of the promises. The wealthy will still rort the averag cash cow - Er I mean Aussie
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First time home buyers urged to buy now | Sky News AustraliaFirst home buyers are being urged to purchase properties now, before the government kicks off their loan deposit scheme next year.\n\nThe Australian reports Housing Minister Michael Sukkar is warning house prices will likely increase.\n\nThe claims come as Scott Morrison finalises the scheme, which will start from the January 1, allowing first home buyers to put as little as a 5 per cent deposit down on their home.\n\nSingles earning up to $125,000 and couples earning a combined $200,000 or less will qualify.\n\nImage: Getty peterstefanovic RichAFerguson Sounds like socialism
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APRA warns more funding is needed to 'clean up' banks | Sky News AustraliaFinancial regulator APRA has warned it needs more funding to carry out what it calls the 'ambitious' task of cleaning up the banking industry.\n\nResponding to a scathing review released last week, which found the prudential regulator needed to be more ‘assertive’, chairman Wayne Byres signalled the agency would need more resources if it is to take on more responsibilities.\n\nMr Byres also called the review ‘quite a challenge that's been posed’ and said ‘we'll need to work with the government to determine how best we can meet the ambitious agenda that's been laid out for us.’\n\nImage: News Corp Australia It doesn't need more funding. What utter rubbish. It needs people with integrity to do the job right. Maybe they could at least do some audits. The fact that only 500 institutions are under their umbrella means that they could sample just 20% to get the picture. More funding is necessary, but but it should be tied to performance metrics.
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PM to meet with drought-affected farmers for Dubbo Bush Summit | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition leader Anthony Albanese will meet with business leaders and farmers at a Bush Summit in Dubbo on Thursday. \n\nThe summit will put regional New South Wales in the spotlight when it works to find practical solutions to help the country’s rural towns and industries.
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