AnnastaciaMP Quite baffling really, she’s absolutely useless 😂
AnnastaciaMP Which just goes to show how gullible people can be. Presumably the poll was conducted in SEQ.
AnnastaciaMP Well done, finally a leader who is appreciated.
AnnastaciaMP
AnnastaciaMP Another Poll ...say no more ...meanwhile in the real world...
AnnastaciaMP If labour has increased polls that means liberals in federal government is in trouble
AnnastaciaMP Has anyone checked out the IP addresses that the votes came from and were those addresses overseas. QLDlabor seems to have form in these matters if you believe the news reports and the way the Premier has been dodging the matter in parliament.
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Scott Morrison losing ground in Qld: Poll | Sky News AustraliaA recent poll has revealed Prime Minister Scott Morrison is losing ground in Queensland, with Clive Palmer set to be the kingmaker.\n\nAccording to a YouGov Galaxy poll, the Coalition's primary vote has fallen to 35 points in the battleground state.\n\nAt this rate, the numbers indicate if an election were to be held Labor would double its Queensland seat tally.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n adamgiles Keep saying it Adam and you might even believe it yourself adamgiles Stevie Wonder could see it. adamgiles I see chaos and dysfunction.
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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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Former Qld premier calls for independent inquiry into Townsville floods | Sky News AustraliaFormer Queensland premier Campbell Newman has called for an independent inquiry into the Townsville floods, to provide ‘justice’ to the community and 'hopefully' ensure the same situation does not happen again.\n\nMr Newman was Brisbane Lord Mayor during the 2011 Brisbane floods, and Queensland premier during the 2013 Bundaberg floods.\n\nHe told Sky News that lessons have not been learned from these disasters.\n\nManagement of the dam, the Bureau of Meteorology’s forecast, the Townsville City Council’s flood mapping information system and the timing of evacuation warnings all need to be examined, says Mr Newman.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Bill Shorten has done a ‘good job’ with local media in regional Australia | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin believes Labor Leader Bill Shorten has done a good job of ‘isolating’ local media in regional towns and country centres.\n\nMs Credlin says that Mr Shorten talks about local projects when visiting certain areas, so that locals believe he knows what will motivate their vote.\n\nSky News contributor Nick Reece believes Prime Minister Scott Morrison needs to establish himself and build his profile through many media appearances, while Mr Shorten is more established in the public mind and doesn’t need to try so hard.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n billshortenmp Peta Credlin also gave Tony Abbott advice he's on the back bench being stalked by an indipendent and Peta now works for SKY! What is it I'm missing billshortenmp Locals are onto Bill , his policies will decimate Regional Australia billshortenmp What? Shorten finds out what locals think is important and talks about it? LNP pollies would never do such a thing. They're busy telling stories about Shorten.
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Medivac bill will undermine Australia's sovereignty: Coleman | Sky News AustraliaImmigration Minister David Coleman has slammed the controversial medical evacuations bill. \n\nThe bill, put forward by Independent MP Kerryn Phelps, would allow two doctors to authorise a medical transfer to Australia if they believed asylum seekers could not get adequate treatment in offshore detention. \n\nMr Coleman has told Sky News political editor David Speers the bill would strip the government of its power to decide who comes to Australia ‘and that is not how a sovereign government is run’. \n\nParliament will vote on the bill when it resumes on Tuesday. \n
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New Zealand attacks Australia's deportations policy | Sky News AustraliaForeign Minister Marise Payne has faced complaints from her New Zealand counterpart about deportations during a meeting in Auckland.\n\nSpeaking after their first twice-yearly catch-up, Ms Payne and Winston Peters were keen to emphasise the importance of coordinating efforts in the region.\n\nHowever, Mr Peters had raised his dissatisfaction about the deportation of New Zealanders.\n\nNew Zealand politicians and diplomats have been increasingly vocal about rising numbers of Kiwi passport holders being deported from Australia.\n\nIn particular, they are concerned with those with no significant connections to New Zealand since tighter rules were introduce in 2014.\n\n\n\n\n\n tell him to respect Australian sovereignty . Suck it up Winston- big brother doesn’t care what junior has to say on this matter!
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Nobody wants to see Australia's borders weakened: McCormack | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says the passage of the medivac bill could weaken Australia's border security.\n\nThe medivac bill is designed to give doctors a greater say over whether asylum seekers in offshore detention centres can be flown to Australia for medical treatment, though still allows the Home Affairs minister to reject transfers on security grounds.\n\nMr McCormack claimed the legislation will also allow 'spivs, and rapists and murderers' to be transferred to Australia for medical treatment, which is factually incorrect according to the legislation.\n\nLabor says the bill is only designed to allow sick asylum seekers to gain access to medical treatment in Australia.\n AlboMP The neg gearing and franking credit policies are horrendous. They are bad politically and leak votes. It fits the LNP narrative and it may cost you seats. AlboMP I agree, the problem for me is I do not like most of the policies. But in saying that it is clear what you intend to do if elected. AlboMP Thanks for opening the borders to sick, single male muslim phoney refugees who are laughing at us as they earn $5.00pr hr cash in hand in their countrymens's shops while getting the dole and free medicare etc, etc etc. from us taxpayers.
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Convicted criminals could be transferred to Australia under medivac bill: Porter | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Attorney General Christian Porter says the medivac bill that passed parliament this week would allow people convicted of a serious criminal offence to travel to Australia for medical treatment.\n\nThe Medivac bill is designed to give doctors a greater say over whether asylum seekers in offshore detention centres can be flown to Australia for medical treatment, though still allows the Home Affairs minister to reject transfers on security grounds.\n\nNationals leader Michael McCormack was criticised on Thursday for claiming that the Home Affairs Minister would be unable to stop ‘spivs, and rapists and murderers' from being transferred to Australia for medical care.\n\nMr Porter told Sky News that under the amendments Labor put forward, an asylum seeker convicted, but not sentenced yet, of a serious offence can still be transferred to Australia.\n\nHowever, he could not nominate whether any asylum seeker currently housed on Manus Island or Nauru would fit this definition.\n\n\n cpyne Go to hell, Pyne. cpyne Labor will continue to denude our NATSEC cpyne Hahahaha.
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John ‘Wacka’ Williams says all politicians ‘want to help Australia’ | Sky News AustraliaNationals Senator John ‘Wacka’ Williams says that politicians working in Canberra ‘generally’ want to help Australia but ‘just disagree on how’ to do it.\n\nAfter 11 years in the Senate, Mr Williams retired on Wednesday and gave his valedictory speech. \n\nMr Williams says despite the back and forth nature of politics, other members are 'close mates' of his and share a passion for their job and their country. \n\nThe Senator was a driving force behind the Banking Royal Commission, running inquiries into financial services and the Australian Securities Investment Commission. SenatorWacka But not before helping themselves and their corporate mates... hey Wacka... auspol SenatorWacka If that were true, the bastards would stop wasting taxpayer's $'s on scams & bullshit! Imagine what remote communities could do with the $350M given to the fake charity run by the CrookedClintons? Why should WE have to pay tax because you mob are incompetent? SenatorWacka Firstly Wacka as someone who lives in New England myself, thank you for your mighty service to Rural Australia, it is greatly appreciated 1/2.
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