Dress code... ? Recommend by those who do not know hard work, adversity and being there when the chips are down. I wonder what these guys in New Guinea in WWll thought of a dress code?
Just what the world needs, more suites. No suits up here and suites us. Hardly surprising from someone that Twitters his shoes...
That’s right
Did his Scottish immigrant ancestors turn up in kilts?
I am sure anyone attending a citizenship ceremony would dress appropriately . . Morrison is a dipshit who knows nothing about people . .
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'We weren't dodging Australia Day': NSW councils feel the heat over citizenship ceremoniesThe mayor of a Sydney council said they didn't move its citizenship ceremony from January 26 'for political reasons', but to escape the heat.
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