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Qld Premier forced to apologise over attack on Katter's Australia Party | Sky News AustraliaQueensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been ordered to apologise to parliament after being found guilty of contempt.\n\nThe Parliament’s Ethics Committee found her decision to strip the Katter’s Australian Party of its resources as “improper interference”. \n\nThe committee also found an apology by Ms Palaszczuk would be an 'adequate penalty' as there was 'mitigating circumstances'. An apology? How about getting sacked. OneRuleForMeAnotherForThee Good. Now time for her and Labor to go!!! Despised,Dishonor, & a disgrace to the people of Queensland, makes Law & Order a sycophant toward democracy,,these non accountable inept traitors of Constitutional Values are this Country folks,,remember the criminals!
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Major job boost in Qld as Brisbane Airport runway opens | Sky News AustraliaQueensland is set for a major jobs boost as Brisbane Airport’s second runway nears completion.\n \nMore than 46,000 direct jobs will be created once the runway is open, which includes jobs in the aviation industry, freight and retail.\n\nThe $1.3 billion runway is also set to generate a major economic boost for Queensland, with estimates currently sitting at $5.2 billion dollars every year.\n \nPassenger numbers will also double from 24 to 50 million over the next 20 years.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
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Protestors rally against 'dangerous devices' bill at Qld parliament | Sky News AustraliaA large crowd has gathered outside Queensland State Parliament protesting against a “dangerous devices” bill set to be fast-tracked through parliament.\n\nThe bill follows a spate of climate protests, which saw a number of activists use “lock on” devices to cause widespread disruption.\n\nThe controversial bill which would move to make it illegal for people to use or be in possession of “lock on” devices.\n\nThe bill will now be debated in state parliament and will likely be passed due to a Labor majority by Thursday.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia So back in the day trucks were used on the razor back blockade as a visual toward Government tyranny! So will trucks be also a device to dissrupt the public from wakening up against tyranny? This is brainwashing folks & pier group propaganda strategy toward the right to protest! Everyone has the democratic right to protest however these zombies 🧟♀️ endanger the lives of others with their stupidity! Blocking emergency Services from using the roads and people going about their daily life! They need the public to take the law in their own hands! I think that they are missing the point here, if the protesters want to use these devices, let them, but don’t direct police and emergency services to help them, they put them on let them take them off and if they need assistance let them procure that assistance at their own cost
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Qld prisoners to get electronic messaging service | Sky News AustraliaQueensland prisoners will be given a new electronic messaging service under the Palaszczuk Government's plans to cut the inflow of contraband entering the state's prisons. \n\nQueensland Corrective Services want a web-based solution capable of money transfers to prisoners' accounts. \n\nThe plan is in line with the recommendations of a crime and corruption report which found Queensland prisons were a hot bed for potential corruption.
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Tax reform needed in Australia to change 'messy' rules | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says Australia “desperately” needs a tax reform shake-up.\n\n“We desperately need a shake up because we have a messy taxation and federation system, Canberra raises most of the money while the states spend most of it,” he said.\n\n“But the states are often a big problem here, they kinda like that situation where the nasty tax collection is done by Canberra but they get to be the good guys who spend it.\n\n“And we always have to be wary of governments raising more money rather than taking the tough decisions to make sure they waste less.”\nThe NSW Coalition government is conducting a study to come up with some meaningful tax reform.\n\n“We are told it will work closely with the Victorian Labor government to settle on detailed proposals next year,” Mr Kenny said.\n\n taxchoices ? Kenny is insignificant. No one has the political backbone to do this.
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Australia will not pick sides: PM - 2600 | Sky News AustraliaCourtney Gould, Senior 2600 Producer Prime Minister Scott Morrison has used a visit to Jakarta for Joko Widodo’s second-term inauguration to patch relations up with China, telling reporters the two nations had reached a “clear understanding.” Mr Morrison’s meeting with Vice President Wang Qishan on the sidelines of the celebrations was only scheduled for 30 ScottMorrisonMP Hoping for ‘peace in our time’ is futile. ScottMorrisonMP let me guess Coz Joko’s balls won’t lick themselves 🤔
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