Thousands of people in Moscow have rallied against the Russian government's plans to introduce tighter restrictions on the internet. The government says the bill will improve cyber-security, while protestors argue it will usher in a new era of the Iron Curtain.
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Environmental activists pressure Labor on Adani coal mine | Sky News AustraliaActivists groups including GetUp have threatened to campaign against Labor at the federal election if the Opposition failed to 'pick a side' over the controversial Adani coal mine.\n\nIt is alleged that Labor frontbenchers have been provided legal advice on how to revoke Adani's approval on environmental grounds just days before the Queensland government ordered a review into the endangered black-throated finch bird.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n Then if it is smell of racist there must be a more perfect present justified term say if it is worse than where the power of racist conjunctions is trickery We need politicians to be sacked starting with that pod of primates in Brisbane. Did he really say that the resource sector needs politicians to stand up for them? Speechless 😶
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Unions say 250,000 people will protest for wage increases | Sky News AustraliaUnions expect at least a quarter of a million Australians to flood capital city streets in a major protest against the Morrison government in April. \n\nACTU secretary Sally McManus said the rallies would demand action to address low wages growth, insecure work and unfair workplace laws.\n\nThe protests come as Bill Shorten increased his wage war against the Coalition, calling the up-coming election ‘a referendum on wages’. \n\n\n\n PeterPhelpsMLC on mute? - check. PeterPhelpsMLC wages have stagnated, cost of living is going through the roof in case you hadnt noticed. what this twat should realise is the govt has done sweet fa to help the average person out,this is the only way we can get something done.didnt you see what cormin said on this very station? PeterPhelpsMLC The 250,000 people should be at work earning their wage instead of hoping a march will fix all - NO - Unions only make their bosses (Shorten ex UNION boss ) wealthy -why join a UNION today knowing their money will aid corrupt bosses
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Unions say 250,000 people will protest for wage increases | Sky News AustraliaUnions expect at least a quarter of a million Australians to flood capital city streets in a major protest against the Morrison government in April. \n\nACTU secretary Sally McManus said the rallies would demand action to address low wages growth, insecure work and unfair workplace laws.\n\nThe protests come as Bill Shorten increased his wage war against the Coalition, calling the up-coming election ‘a referendum on wages’. \n\n\n\n By quarter of a million Australians, you mean to say a quarter of a million Union members who'll take the day off to Protest. Why should this be sanctioned - oh that’s right - Captain Bill has called in the favours and backup thugs. billshortenmp ScottMorrisonMP Unpaid leave or are those of us left to carry on working responsibly expected to do their work for them?
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