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Sky News host Alan Jones says there must be a national disaster fund.

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Mr Jones said "haven't they copped it down in Victoria" following recent flooding which left thousands of Victorians without power and caused massive damage. "Some families lost everything in their homes". "There is no national disaster fund, I've argued about it for years," Mr Jones said.

 

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There is one... the Emergency Response Fund. They took the $4 billion from an education infrastructure fund in early 2019 and haven't released a single dollar yet, despite the largest fires in recorded history and multiple floods. Do you guys even do a modicum of research?

China Nuclear plant has been leaking for two weeks, yet again China are hiding it,and it's causing catastrophic damage to the environment. How much more does the world have to endure for leaders to finally act b4 its too late?! China will be the end of us.

Why, whats wrong with taking out insurance? If its climate change associated the carbon tax should be a source. Why are peoe running their lives/businesses uninsured? If we bail them out to counter moral hazard we should get a slice of their equity. Like what qantas should h.b.

And we all know who should be chipping in.....

Hopefully it will cover some of the disastrous crap that Toilet Boy dishes out.

Governments are not interested in National Funds

But then the Liberals would only spend it in Liberal electorates

Good idea! We can make the fossil fuel industry pay for it.

For the bushfires caused by the ideology that buys 600 million dollar gas white elephants. 600 million would have bought a couple of planes and a couple of trucks NSWRFS

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