This tweet was posted 7hrs ago and not one retweet😳 Is that how much we care for drugs!!😳 news msm Ch9
What about if you are pissing under a tree? ha ha
How do you know that? Do drug dealers send in their sales dockets to government? Perhaps quietly tell 9 how they are doing this year with profits? Or is that a guess?
Channel nine can get you better deals. Their reporters are snorting some chow now and after they gonna flex and snort some off hookers
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Australians spend $9.3 billion on illicit drugs a year: ACIC | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) CEO Michael Phelan says it is a 'tragedy' that Australians spend $9.3 billion on illicit drugs each year.\n\nAn annual ACIC report has revealed the nation consumes in excess of 15 tonnes of drugs, with methylamphetamine coming in as the country's 'drug of choice'.\n\nThe figures reveal ice use has gone up almost 20 per cent since last year, while cocaine use has risen by 30 per cent.\n\nMr Phelan has told Sky News the illegal drugs market is highly 'lucrative' and 'demand driven', with Australians paying a lot more for drugs compared to the rest of the world.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n ACICgovau But still more people are murdered by alcohol than all illegal drugs combined but your concern isn't to save lives, it's just to protect big alcohol profits to ensure their political donations continue.
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America rejects 265 asylum seekers housed on Manus and Nauru | Sky News AustraliaSky News can reveal 265 asylum seekers have been rejected to enter the US under the ‘extreme vetting’ process being carried out by authorities. \n\nThe US has rejected the asylum seekers on security grounds or due to their application for protection not meeting requirements under the ‘extreme vetting’ procedure. \n\nAt least 456 asylum seekers have been accepted under the deal first agreed upon by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull and former President Barack Obama in 2016. \n\nThe federal government is warning those rejected by the US could seek entry to Australia under the controversial Medivac bill. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n jennymcallister Scare campaign like Mediscare at last election. Except yours was a lie, this one is not a scare but the truth. jennymcallister Yeah right jennymcallister.... how on earth can you not see/agree/confirm that the new ref’s law has a very detrimental effect in that the Minister will have NO direct say in ref’s who can come to Oz. Why car’nt you Labor sympathisers be open with the facts that are so lucid! jennymcallister Correct. Sub-par economic growth for years, stagnant wages, high unemployment, record underemployment and casualisation, plummeting house prices, massive corruption. The LNP are worse than useless.
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Labor announces response to banking royal commission | Sky News AustraliaLabor frontbencher Richard Marles says the Australian public is 'crying out' for politicians to legislate changes to the financial sector in the wake of the banking royal commission.\n\nThe Opposition is promising to crack down on the big banks by forcing them to reveal how they plan to uphold the royal commission’s recommendations if it wins the next election.\n\nUnder the proposed new laws, banks and regulators will be required to develop plans to clean up their code of conduct with a review every six months.\n\nLabor is also planning to scrutinise financial companies which offer 'dodgy' funeral insurance or car loans.\n\nMr Marles says it's 'ridiculous' parliament is not sitting for longer in order to respond to some of the 76 recommendations handed down by Commissioner Kenneth Hayne.\n\nHe told Sky News 'it's a joke' the Coalition is not allotting more time for parliament to respond to the problems within the banking and financial sectors.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n RichardMarlesMP You did ZERO in 6 years in Govt - presided over ONE Royal Commission - Horse Flu RichardMarlesMP The stuff with Banks was happening under 6 years of LABOR GOVERNMENT, WHY WAS IT THAT LABOR DID NOT CALL A ROYAL COMMISSION INTO BANKS. JUST MORE GARBAGE COMING FROM LABOR POLITICIANS MOUTHS. I KNOW LABOR RAN OUT OF MONEY. LABOR SAID BANKING SECTOR T BEST IN T WORLD. LYING CRAP RichardMarlesMP Seems fairly silent from where I sit... LaborDistraction NoOnesCrying ExceptPeopleWhoWantLoans
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AFL Grand Final advertisement costs Territory taxpayers more than $400kMore than $400,000 of Territory taxpayer money was spent on a single 60-second television advertisement during last year's AFL Grand Final, documents reveal. Well the Northern Territory Labor government is only spending $4 million a day it doesn't have and after all, it's only other peoples money. make them pay it back through their wages ...they might think twice to pull a crazy stunt such as this ...
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Cocaine the drug of choice in Sydney, according to Australia's sewersCocaine is still popular in NSW, where residents are consuming more than twice as much of the white illicit substance than other areas in the country. LucyCormack GladysB this hypocrisy is a political protection racket. pilltesting now. LucyCormack LucyCormack I would be fascinated to know what else waste water can tell us
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New modelling reveals Labor's emissions targets could cost economy billions | Sky News AustraliaNew modelling has revealed Labor's 45 per cent emissions reduction target would wipe $472 billion from the Australian economy over the next ten years, while the Coalition's target would cost $70 billion.\n\nThe modelling has also indicated the Opposition's plan would increase electricity prices by 50 per cent and decrease wages by up to $9,000 a year.\n\nThe independent research is currently under peer review in the US and has been authored by Brian Fisher, who served as a chief advisor on climate policy under the Hawke, Keating and Howard governments.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n AngusTaylorMP AustralianLabor AngusTaylorMP AustralianLabor Another LNP liar...FFS I'm over this corrupt & fraudulent government. Call an election & we'll show you just how much we hate your corruption. AngusTaylorMP AustralianLabor California has a 50% target. If it's too hard for you to make the transition, fuck off and bring a capable person into the role.
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One of Australia's most significant rock art finds revealed as the bored graffiti of ancient whalersArchaeologists working on islands along Australia's remote north-west coast discover 160-year old engravings left by American whaling crews in the 1840s. Perhaps Sydney graffiti will be valued as culturally significant in the future One of the most? No. A significant find yes. Burrup and others far more significant. One has to ask, were the Aboriginals bored making rock art, also waiting for fish and game?
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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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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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