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Australia is 'land of droughts and flooding rains' despite climate change | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny has lashed out at the ABC, saying the public broadcaster uses Australian taxes “against” the public to “push their chosen political and ideological line on climate change”.\n\n“As I've demonstrated before by reference to the science - the reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change no less - and other sources, there is no way you can scientifically blame Australia's current drought to climate change,” Mr Kenny said. \n\n“But the ABC is intent on making the link, even playing 'gotcha' politics to force politicians to make a pointless concession … It seems they can't handle the truth.”\n\nMr Kenny added that Australia is “land of droughts and flooding rains” and it will be “so long as we exist on this continent”.\n The man is insignificant. Reporting well understood science is now apparently pushing a political and ideology agenda. Kenny is getting more and more obsessed and fixated with the ABC. Does he every do a program that doesn’t include “lash(ing) out at the ABC” 'The science' he says, hoping to god no one watched Media Watch on said target channel inserting what he consistently omitted from this week's 'totally rock solid rebuttal' snippet. Wonder why he's angry tho lol 😢
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Number of skilled migrants settling in Australian regions doubles | Sky News AustraliaThe number of skilled migrants settling in regional areas has more than doubled after a federal government push to encourage newcomers to live outside major cities.\n\nThere were 6,300 regional visas granted in the first three months of the program from July to September, up from close to 3,000 for the same period last year.\n\nQueensland experienced the biggest uptake in regional visas, with South Australia and Tasmania also seeing a major boost in migrant workers. \n\nImmigration Minister David Coleman said regional migration was easing pressure on the big cities, while supporting growth in the regions that needed more people.\n\nImage: Getty Yeah no. More lies. High Immigration & refugee intake puts upward pressure on our “Water“- Hospitals-Schools- Housing-Jobs & traffic congestion. I Support Pauline Hanson One Nation, Clean up our backyard before flooding our country Spreading out the population
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Hong Kong protests continue for 19 straight weekends | Sky News AustraliaFor 19 straight weekends, thousands of protestors have taken to the streets of Hong Kong, demanding greater independence from Beijing.\n\nAs the weeks drag on, some demonstrators resorted to more violent tactics and police have followed suit.\n\nRallies erupted in multiple locations with protestors blocking roads, spraying graffiti on pro-China businesses, smashing windows and erecting barricades.\n\nPolice fired tear gas at protestors and made multiple arrests.\n\nImage: AP 48 weeks in France? r u blind？
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Govt orders probe on big four banks | Sky News AustraliaAustralia's big four banks will be investigated after failing to pass on full interest rate cuts to consumers.\n\nTreasurer Josh Frydenberg has directed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to investigate the interest rate pricing of residential mortgages. \n\nThe banks will have to reveal their pricing practices after none of them passed on the most recent cut to customers in full but slashed interest rates for deposit holders. \n\nSmall banks and non-bank lenders will also be included after the sector ignored cuts made by the Reserve Bank. \n\nThe government has not ruled out policy changes or regulation, depending on the findings of the inquiry. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia You are just headlines with no substance If you binge spend as Australia has been doing since Whitlam and build up hundreds of billions of dollars in govt and private debt, reserve bank is only one source of money supply. Rest comes from overseas. Of course it’s easier to blame the banks because the public likes it.
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California bans manufacture and sale of animal fur | Sky News AustraliaCalifornia has become the first US state to ban the manufacture and sale of animal fur.\n\nResidents will no longer be able to sell or make clothing, shoes, or handbags from real fur as of 2023, however the legislation does not apply to leather, cow hides, goat and sheep skin.\n\nAnimal rights groups have welcomed the move as a stand against inhumane practices, and anyone found breaking the law could face a $1,000 fine.\n\nImage: Getty\n They cant even keep the trees from catching on fire from their electrical grid. I am sure they wont even notice a few fur jackets.
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Extinction Rebellion's Bondi Beach protest, ‘didn’t hurt anyone’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says while he doesn’t “agree with anything' Extinction Rebellion activists have to say, he would “defend their right to protest', based on the circumstances seen at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday. \n\nExtinction Rebellion activists, on Sunday morning, formed the shape of an hourglass on the sand at Bondi Beach. \n\n“I defend their right to protest, like this, attracting attention, making some kind of point without hurting anyone else”, he said. \n\nThe protest group have been engaging in a week-long uprising in Australia’s capital cities with the aim of calling on the government to take greater action on climate change.\n\nMr Kenny said the protestors, “didn’t glue themselves to a road, or stop people driving to work or visit a loved one.” \n\n“I don’t agree with anything they’ve got to say… [but] in short, they didn't force their political protest to trample all over the rights of other citizens,” he said. \n\nImage: Getty Failing fake news
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