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Pensioners to receive cash handouts in Coalition pre-election plan | Sky News AustraliaPensioners could receive one-off payments from the federal government as part of a pre-election handout being considered by the Coalition.\n\nPayments are expected to be aimed at Australians who have missed out on previously legislated tax cuts.\n\nThe Morrison government is looking to distribute cash payments as part of the April budget, reports say.\n\n\n\n\n *payoff lol, im sure plenty of people need this and deserve it, but one off payments are a joke. I work and live fortnight I fortnight (actually 2 days in im broke) so working people would love some of that too
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Pensioners to receive cash payments under Coalition budget | Sky News AustraliaPensioners could receive one-off payments from the federal government as part of a pre-election sweetener. \n\nThe Morrison government is considering handing out cash payments as part of the April budget, according to the Financial Review. \n\nUnder the Coalition plan, the payments will be given to pensioners who missed out on previously legislated tax cuts. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Well if you can’t win them , you might as well buy them 🤦🏼♀️ BLACKMAIL AGAIN No help to self funded retirees who have done the right thing all their working life & made sacrifices to try to live a comfortable retirement without needing government assistance LiberalAus AuConservatives OneNationAus You can't buy our vote!!! How much did you say it was
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Unemployment rate falls to five per cent for December | Sky News AustraliaThe unemployment rate has dropped 0.1 per cent to five per cent for the month of December according to the latest report handed down by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.\n\nThere were 21,600 jobs added to the economy, which was above the projected 18,000, but the participation rate fell by 0.1 per cent. \n\nEconomists fear the underemployment rate, which has workers employed below their education level, skill level or availability, will overshadow the strength of the Australian jobs market.\n\nWages growth have remained stagnant despite the continued drop in unemployment.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n What a lot of bullshit. Below there education levels Give me break. There probably working in those jobs because they pay more and they enjoy them more than the bullshit useless qualifications they got at wankers uni or school. Fear not. billshortenmp has a plan to dumb everyone down so they’ll keep him in government forever.
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NAB joins big banks in raising home loan interest rates | Sky News AustraliaNAB has become the last of the big four banks to slug home loan customers with an out-of-cycle rate hike, which it had resisted in a move to reward customer loyalty and rebuilt trust. \n\nThe interest rate increase will add about $260 a year to repayments on a $300,000 mortgage from 31 January.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n M,A key Effect. Though I’m sure it will affect.... sorryforbeingagrammarnazi RBA USELESS. GOVT again impotent. The real economic managers, big banks, hold to ransom every Australian & the economy with interest rate movements outside RBA & stealing any future RBA rate cut all for a quick profit grab. ScottMorrisonMP JoshFrydenberg billshortenmp theage
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Six suspected drug overdoses at Rainbow Serpent Festival | Sky News AustraliaSix people have also been taken to hospital for suspected drug overdoses at the Rainbow Serpent Festival in Victoria.\n\nA total of 13 people have been taken to hospital during event, including one who fell and five others for various medical conditions.\n\nThe four-day festival will wrap up on Monday.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n theheraldsun scottemerson Nobody is excusing themselves nor using age. 'Problematic' use of any drug need only be of concern. Police shouldn't be concerned with personal possession. Now they are setting unrealistic community policies with threats. All preventable with drug/pill testing. theheraldsun scottemerson Never did drugs Never interested ...far too engaged in being creative and different ...not a sheep theheraldsun scottemerson Organisers of events need to take responsibility for the safety of all persons on their premises & Government publicservants should make sure they do auspol WApol drugs abcnews WorkSafeWA fairwork_gov_au WestAusParty sunriseon7 Mentalhealth drugpolicy wanews music
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US govt shutdown to cost the economy six billion dollars | Sky News AustraliaThe US government shutdown is expected to cost the American economy six billion dollars, according to a financial ratings agency. \n\nUS President Donald Trump signed a bill to officially re-open the government for three weeks after pressure from unpaid workers mounted. \n\n\n\n\n\n Politics is an expensive game that the taxpayers pay the price for. Come be our prime minister too DJT Could have paid for the wall. Clowns.
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PM satisfaction rate drops among seniors | Sky News AustraliaScott Morrison's polling woes seem likely to continue into the new year with the latest opinion poll showing the Prime Minister's support among older voters has plunged.\n\nThe Australian's Newspoll shows the PM's satisfaction with voters aged over 50 has dropped to 42 per cent; a fall of six points.\n\nHis dissatisfaction among older voters is up by nine points to 45 per cent.\n\nThe result comes after Mr Morrison received an initial boost in support from the age bracket after taking over from Malcolm Turnbull.\n\nThe Coalition retains an overall two-party preferred lead in the 50+ age group.\n\nThe Newspoll also shows a small jump in voters aged 35 to 49 who are satisfied with Mr Morrison's performance.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n TheCalebBond Gillard was 50-50 in January 2013 TheCalebBond Bill Shorten is a nonce, even Morrison is preferable to his party. TheCalebBond Today’s NewsPoll numbers are brought to you by the numbers 47 & 53
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Search for Premier League star's plane suspended | Sky News AustraliaPolice searching for a light aircraft missing over the Channel since last night have suspended operations after finding 'floating objects' but 'no sign of those on board' .\n\nGuernsey Police said if the occupants, including Cardiff City player Emiliano Sala, landed on the water, their chances of survival are slim.\n\nIn a statement, the force said: 'During the course of the 15-hour search, which used multiple air and sea assets from the Channel Islands, UK and France, a number of floating objects have been seen in the water.\n\n'We have been unable to confirm whether any of these are from the missing aircraft. We have found no signs of those on board. If they did land on the water, the chances of survival are at this stage, unfortunately, slim.' \n\nThe search will resume at sunrise.\n\n\n\n\n
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Australia investigating detainment of Australian writer in China | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian government is demanding 'transparent and fair' treatment for Chinese-Australian writer Yang Hengjun after he was detained in Guangzhou.\n\nThe former employee of China’s Foreign Ministry and known political critic vanished over the weekend after landing with his wife and child on a flight from New York.\n\nChinese authorities formally notified Australia on Wednesday but have yet to divulge whether any charges will be laid.\n\nImage: supplied \u002F News Corp Austarlia \n\n As if the Chinese government will listen
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Coalition MPs push to legislate the date of Australia Day | Sky News AustraliaA handful of conservative politicians are pushing to introduce new laws aimed at protecting January 26 as the date of Australia Day.\n\nBarnaby Joyce, Michelle Landry and Craig Kelly have all given early backing to the idea, with Liberal Senator Dean Smith saying he will draft a private members bill to protect the date. \n\nLiberal Federal Member for Hughes Craig Kelly has told Sky News Australia that the date needs to be protected from a future left-wing government. \n\nOpposition Leader Bill Shorten has dismissed the push, saying he found the government's obsession with these 'straw man' issues 'odd'.\n\n\n\n RichardDiNatale Nominate a day then. Give us an actual policy to consider, stop the piss & wind routine. RichardDiNatale First people never Had Days! Or even Time for that matter RichardDiNatale Don't change the date, change the meaning! or Perhaps have an 'australian unity day' on the last monday of january, where everyone unites!
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