Excellent, well done Mr Morrison.
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PM reverses decision to axe ANZAC Day Dawn Service | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison has reversed the decision to axe the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Villers-Bretonneux in France, after heavy criticism from ex-service organisations.\n\nThe Department of Veterans Affairs had announced the service would be moved from dawn to 10am, despite the current ceremony being one of the most popular services outside of Australia.\n\nThe move was widely criticised, including by Labor and former Prime Minister, prompting a reversal of the decision.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n captainbrown Gee whiz James you have dancing to your political tune now. Won’t take much for people to research that captainbrown has been pushing this for a while now. This was a sham interview ! RSLNSW RSLTasmania RSLWA DVAAus LizCosson RSL_National RSLQueensland
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Plans to axe Anzac Day dawn service labelled a ‘disgrace’Tony Abbott has added his voice to mounting anger at the Government’s decision to axe the Anzac Day dawn service at the Australian National Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux. I’d expect them to hold the ceremony at a time where they would get the highest attendance Well whoever made this decision, for any reason, has just insulted everyone who worked hard to honour these men, from the man who donated the land and the people who exhumed the soldiers for their families. Disgusting.
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PM blocks Minister's move to cancel dawn service at French battlefieldScott Morrison overrules a decision by Veterans' Affairs Minister Darren Chester to move the main Anzac Day service at Villers-Bretonneux on the Western Front from dawn to 10:00am. and decides to ignore locals' wishes ScoMo man of character, unlike little Billy who is just a actor & an accused rapist. Good! How disrespectful to the soldiers who couldn’t choose a convenient mid morning time to die.
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‘Big stick’ energy policy won’t see light of day before election: Joyce | Sky News AustraliaBarnaby Joyce says the Coalition’s ‘big stick’ energy policy will not see the light of day before the election.\n\nThe Coalition’s divestiture policy is designed to give the federal court and governments the power to fine and, in extreme cases, strip assets from energy companies if they are found to be misusing their market power.\n
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Government criticised after Villers-Bretonneux service axed | Sky News AustraliaThe government has been criticised for deciding to axe the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Villers-Bretonneux in France.\n\nThe Dawn Service will be replaced with a simpler service at 10am.\n\n Can someone explain why the government is to blame? Disgraceful !! We should hold a dawn and morning service
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Toyota cyber attack leaves employees unable to access emails for daysCar manufacturing giant Toyota has been hit by a cyber attack in Australia, with employees unable to access their email accounts for three days. it might just be the IT support lads having a larf. auspol Oh for goodness sake! Isn't everyone being hacked all the time? My email broken into twice & on Facebook someone put up a fake site in my name. Irritating! Is concern! but some students do this for the challenge, it Isn't necessarily a sinister plot!
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Inquest to probe why it took more than a day to get Nauru refugee to burns unitAn inquest beginning on Monday will examine why it took more than a day to medically evacuate a refugee from Nauru to Australia after he had set himself on fire. Pffft self harmers shouldn't get anything Why’d he do that ? Sets himself on fire..........Australia's fault!
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Australia to commemorate 77th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin | Sky News AustraliaAustralia will pause on Tuesday to mark the 77th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin. \n\nThe 19th of February 1942 marked the beginning of a series of bombing lasting several years with the first day killing almost 200 people. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n I can not get over people not knowing about this in Australia. And my dad was there serving in the RAAF keeping Australia 🇦🇺 safe Lest we forget.
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Territorians pause for 77th anniversary of the bombing of Darwin | Sky News AustraliaDarwin residents have paused to remember the 77th anniversary of the first wartime attack on Australian soil.\n\nThe early morning of February 19, 1942, marked the beginning of a years-long bombardment which continued across northern Australia until November 1943. \n\nAbout 200 people were killed on the first day. \n\nThis year, a plaque has been unveiled which immortalises members from the 2nd and 13th RAAF Hudson Bomber Squadrons who died during World War II.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n Right Wingers wanted Australia to be taken over by the Japanese all the way to Brisbane on Churchills direction.... A LABOR P.M said No Way and we fought them keeping them from our shores. Thanks ALP for not bowing to those the right wanted to bow to. billshortenmp C'mon Bill. We need a Royal Commission into the bombing of Darwin. Write another letter to the PM and then have a press conference to tell everyone you did it. No. Japan wasn't thinking at all of bombing Pearl Harbour nor about Singapore etc... USA had a non-interventionist policy, Churchill wanted USA to enter the war & fight Germany. He fed info to Sempill who fed info to Yamamoto, who then lobbied for Japan to bomb Pearl Harbour.
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Territorians pause for 77th anniversary of the bombing of Darwin | Sky News AustraliaDarwin residents have paused to remember the 77th anniversary of the first wartime attack on Australian soil.\n\nThe early morning of February 19, 1942, marked the beginning of a years-long bombardment which continued across northern Australia until November 1943. \n\nAbout 200 people were killed on the first day. \n\nThis year, a plaque has been unveiled which immortalises members from the 2nd and 13th RAAF Hudson Bomber Squadrons who died during World War II.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n Now we are allies with old enemies and enemies with old allies, or so we are told.
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