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North Queensland floods destroy $300m worth of cattle | Sky News AustraliaHundreds of thousands of cattle have been killed in North Queensland, costing farmers an estimated $300 million. \n\nIt's been described as the worst loss of cattle in Australian history, with fears graziers in areas such as Cloncurry have lost up to half a million livestock.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n D_LittleproudMP Farmers before AsylumSeekers D_LittleproudMP Hey chum, the farmers who have lost so much of their livelihood don't give 2 hoots for your opinion. It won't bring their cattle back. The only thing that may stop their tears is massive financial help by the Govt. D_LittleproudMP Where were the warnings?
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ADF assists in saving cattle in Qld floods aftermath | Sky News AustraliaBrigadier Steve Jobson says the Australian Defence Force are focused on helping farmers save their cattle, as well as raising and maintaining the morale of people in north west Queensland. \n\nRecent estimates put the cattle death toll at 500,000, and Brigadier Jobson says after efforts to save livestock, the ADF will assist in dealing with carcasses and disposing of them appropriately. \n\nBrigadier Jobson told Sky News the ADF will use their range of expertise to help local governments confidently develop a strategy and mobilise local resources in the clean up effort. \n\n\n\n What a catastrophe, heartbreaking. Meanwhile in Canberra, our pompous Labor-lite crossbenchers were busy working with AustralianLabor and Greens to pass a MedivacBill for foreign nationals who failed criminal checks and immigration vetting on some island. auspol ausvotes
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North Queensland floods destroy $300m worth of cattle | Sky News AustraliaHundreds of thousands of cattle have been killed in North Queensland, costing farmers an estimated $300 million. \n\nLocal MPs say the floods are a ‘fatal blow’ for the already struggling industry. \n\nQueensland Health and Royal Flying Doctors have teamed up to provide mental health support for farmers. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n Barnaby_Joyce
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Massive cattle losses for Australia's biggest cattle companyAustralia's largest pastoral company says it has experienced 'extreme' stock losses due to the Queensland floods. Do their political affiliates/donation receivers/ local representatives support climate change action? CO2 reductions? There was a great flood in California, Nevada and Oregon in 1862. It rained for 30 days. It destroyed the cattle industry of California's central valley and it never recovered. 800,000 cattle, 100,000 sheep and 500,000 lambs were killed in that flood.
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Unclaimed Medicare rebates leave Australians $110m poorer | Sky News AustraliaMore than half a million Australians are missing out on Medicare rebates amounting to $110 million, because they haven't provided their bank account details.\n\nAuthorities say they’ve written to 670,000 customers urging them to update their details. Why should people be forced to provide their private bank account details to the govt. Then data is stored and leaked and their banking could be compromised. Medicare ought to have different ways to reimburse. Perhaps at the point of service via a cash reimbursement. What does the govt want with citizens' banking details. It's worse than '1984'. ATO exchanges data with medicare all the time for tax purposes. Give the cash to ATO to transfer it to its rightful owner annually with tax returns ir to pay tax debts. SIMPLES! billshortenmp Bowenchris ScottMorrisonMP JoshFrydenberg
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Bill Shorten ‘can’t control’ the Labor left in ‘crazy’ emissions policies: Taylor | Sky News AustraliaEnergy Minister Angus Taylor says Bill Shorten ‘can’t control’ the left of his party on ‘crazy’ emissions policies. \n\nMr Taylor says Labor wants to halve emissions and to do this they will slash industries, wages and jobs.\n\nThe Member for Hume says that reducing energy prices is critical for the government and that the Coalition is working towards reducing the 'dreadful policies' of some state Labor governments.\n\n\n\n\n AngusTaylorMP This is bullshit AngusTaylorMP Quite possibly in the coys where he has share hold us. Yep, another lib thinking if his own pockets and screw the rest of us. AngusTaylorMP Whata ridiculous notion. You havejust closed the Australian car industry. Stop being so patronising
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Energy Minister slams Labor-left over 'crazy emissions targets' | Sky News AustraliaEnergy Minister Angus Taylor has slammed the left of the Labor party for what he calls pushing 'crazy emissions targets'.\n\nThe Labor party has pledged a 45 per cent reduction in emissions by 2030; a target the energy minister says will cost our economy.\n\nMr Taylor says Bill Shorten is giving in to the left of his party.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n And he's 100% right. The bullshit Paris agreement has always been a farcical agenda which has equated into our power supply being brought back to pre-war levels. The other thing is they refuse to go nuclear which would help both issues. Says the minister for crazy climate change denial renewables Biggus stickus!
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Shorten 'too weak' to stand up to the left on border security: Birmingham | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Trade Minister Simon Birmingham says Tuesday's vote on the medivac bill demonstrates Labor's Bill Shorten is 'too weak' to stand up to the left flank of his own party.\n\nOn Tuesday the Coalition suffered a historic blow, losing the first significant vote on the floor of the House of Representatives since 1929, after Labor and the crossbench passed a bill to make it easier to transfer sick asylum seekers and refugees in offshore detention centres to Australia.\n\nThe legislation will now head to the Senate, with Derryn Hinch's vote expected to be decisive in whether it passes the upper house.\n\nMr Birmingham told Sky News Labor should reassess its support of the bill, saying it undermines Australia’s border security.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n Birmo billshortenmp Lol, coming from a part paralyzed by its right wing, this is hilarious Birmo billshortenmp If nothing has changed in confidence and nothings changed to OperationSB procedures. Why is Bill on notice. You all put drkerrynphelps in power for the removal of TurnbullMalcolm start governing instead of wet the bed scare campaigns. 5 years to resettle children is a joke.
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Clive Palmer fears big parties will 'copy' United Australia Party policies | Sky News AustraliaDespite admitting plans to spend $50 million on his election campaign, United Australia Party leader Clive Palmer says he is not yet prepared to announce his policies because ‘we don’t want the other parties to copy them’. \n\nMr Palmer has made four brief points about his polices on his website including about creating mineral wealth, generating wealth, and giving a better future for refugees. \n\nThe billionaire told Sky News his major polices will be announced when the election is announced. \n\n\n\n nathanhondros CliveFPalmer $1.5 million wouldn’t be enough to build the fencing around any new nuclear plant... nathanhondros CliveFPalmer I think the number should have been a Billion. I have no idea where or how the number come to be. Much effort would be needed to come up with a figure. Let's just work on getting the idea accepted then commence the early work to take the project to the next stage. nathanhondros CliveFPalmer Has he built the titanic yet.
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Hakeem al-Araibi to return to Australia today | Sky News AustraliaMelbourne based refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi is on his way back to Australia after a Thai court ended its extradition proceedings against him. \n\nMr al-Araibi has been held in a Thai prison for more than two months after he was arrested under an Interpol red notice while entering the country for a holiday.\n\nThe 25-year-old had been sentenced to 10 years' jail in absentia by Bahrain for alleged vandalism, but he denies any involvement.\n\n\n Praise God!! I rejoice with him and his family
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