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Holdens were an 'Australian car, they were built here, they were about us': Murray | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray has bid farewell to an Aussie icon; Holden, saying it was an “Australian car, they were built here, they were about us”.\n\nMr Murray reminisced on the value of Holdens to him and many other Australians saying, “for me, Holdens were the biggest asset that the family owned outside the house”.\n\n“This was a brand of the suburbs … this was a brand that we loved in Australia, because it was our own.\n\n“They weren’t just Murray mobiles, they were the prime minister’s car.\n\n“For much of the 20th century the way you showed your worth in the western world was your ability not just to build but to design, refine, sell, and have pride in a car.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia pmlive I think this result is a reflection of the society in Australia So many people complaining about Holden shutting shop. When was the last time anyone actually *bought* a new Holden?
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First look: 'MH370 The Untold Story' premering tonight on Sky News | Sky News AustraliaSky News Australia brings you the untold story of MH370 in an exclusive two-episode special investigation into what happened to the infamous Malaysia Airlines flight. \n\nThe investigation - MH370: The Untold Story – will reveal shocking allegations and startling information about what happened to cause the flight’s disappearance and how much authorities really knew. \n\nSky News has pieced together the clearest picture yet of the most mysterious aviation disaster in history. Watch or stream on Foxtel from 8pm AEDT tonight on Sky News. Sounds good. Is it on WIN i wonder? Let me guess...Lefties did it! WTF Sky News Australia disgraceful.
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China's ‘encroachment’ into the South-Pacific ‘could cost Australia in the future' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peter Gleeson says the Chinese government is “playing a long game” by investing in roads, airports, ports and agriculture within South-Pacific countries. \n\nMr Gleeson said he was “struck by the growing influence of the Chinese” following a recent trip he took to the small, South-Pacific country of Fiji. \n\nHe said Fiji is just one of many countries in the geographical area who have enjoyed Chinese investment “booms” in the last two-decades. \n\n“The Chinese are playing a long game, they are investing in roads, airports, ports and agriculture, it is transparent and growing.\n\n“The Chinese have made it increasingly clear that it wants economic and political influence in the Asia and South Pacific”. \n\nMr Gleeson said the Morrison government should “pump extra foreign aid” to nearby countries “so they know we are their closest allies”.\n\n'There’s a great deal at stake on all this, especially for future generations”. \n\nImage: Getty \n So, what is so wrong Chinese government promoting great infrastructure within South Pacific? Pacific Nations are independent Nations they can choose, unlikely days of Europeans colonization,Pacific Nations were enslaved. Chinese is doing great things for Pacific. It's already too late,you were back mid 2019 that chins is to become an isolated country all provinces included..this idealism dates back to the world factory days that once held in the Chinese hippo era!(1300's) & Africa...colonizatian via indebtedness...
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Australia's ban on Huawei is 'discrimination': Chinese ambassador | Sky News AustraliaChina’s ambassador to Australia has renewed criticism of Australia’s ban on Huawei, after the government barred it from participating from Australia’s 5G rollout. \n\nDebate over the telco – which Australia believed was compromised by the Chinese communist party – reignited after the UK gave it the green light. \n\nIn a decision directly at odds with Australia, Prime Minister Boris Johnson permitted Huawei to assist in its 5G rollout – albeit in a limited capacity. \n\nChina’s ambassador to Australia Cheng Jingye said the debate surrounding Huawei were heightening tensions between Beijing and Australia. \n\n“It is discrimination against the Chinese company, it has become a sour point as it damages mutual trust between the two sides,” he told Sky News. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Huawei Good on Australia, China is mad their spy scheme through Huawei was foiled. Huawei We need to resist reliance on the Chinese. Huawei Don’t spy get the gig
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Severe thunderstorms to batter Australia's east coast | Sky News AustraliaSevere thunderstorms are continuing to wreak havoc across inland parts of New South Wales. \n\nCoonamble - in the state's central west - received almost 70mm of rain overnight as well as recording dangerous wind gusts of more than 120km\u002Fh. \n\nDrought stricken Tamworth also recorded 20mm in the gauge. \n\nMore storms are on the way for eastern Australia with Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra in the firing line on Tuesday afternoon. \n\nImage: Getty
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‘Focus must remain on recovery’ even if bushfires aren’t 'front page news' | Sky News AustraliaNSW Finance Minister Damien Tudehope has called for the focus to remain on bushfire recovery, saying “it’s easy for this issue to go off the front page when the disaster is not there”. \n\n“It’s important that we keep the focus on the recovery process in relation to bushfires,” Mr Tudehope told Sky News host Peter Gleeson. \n\nMr Tudehope said from his perspective, as minister, “it’s important to be really involved in the recovery process”. \n\nHe told Sky News host Peter Gleeson many “tourist towns” in the state have done it “very, very tough” as a result of the bushfires. \n\n“There is a real stagnation of those businesses and a significant demand on governments to be able to respond to the trauma that those businesses are going through”. \n\nHe also said, “we all have a role to play” as he spoke of programs and plans designed to return “stimulus” and business back to impacted towns. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia Out of sight, out of mind & everyone falls back into the complacency cycle.
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