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Australia should ‘name and shame’ cyber attack perpetrators | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian government should have the confidence to “name and shame” countries that undertake cyber attacks against us, according to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Fergus Hanson.\n\nAustralian intelligence agencies have reportedly determined China was responsible for a cyber attack on parliament.\n\nThe attack targeted political parties before the May federal election.\n\nThe Coalition has refused to confirm if China is behind the incident, while Beijing has denied any involvement.\n\nMr Hanson has told Sky News the government is caught “in a halfway house” on this issue.\n\n“We have clearly got someone in a very senior level in government indicating they want the public to know that China was behind this attack, but we are not coming out and officially making the statement that it is China.”
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Spike in drowning deaths across Australia | Sky News AustraliaDrowning deaths have surged across Australia, with the number of year-on-year deaths increasing by 10 per cent.\n\nAccording to the Royal Lifesaving Society (RLS) a third of the nation's deaths happen in New South Wales and 80 per cent of those who died between July 2018-June 2019 were men. \n\nRoyal Life Saving Australia’s Adam Weir told Sky News swimmers need to “take responsibility” for themselves before entering the water.\n\n“We need to people to adopt a ‘stop and pause mentality’ when they come into the coast,' he said.\n\n“We have a new initiative about rip current safety called the ‘think line’ where we urge people to take a second before entering the water and stop, look and plan.”\n It is very disappointing to know that you continue to support Alan Jones' comments that a woman should have a sock shoved down her throat or a few backhanders. Will you withdraw your company's ads on 2GB or will you continue to stand by misogyny? New migrants can't swim. Fence beaches,have opal card access.Swimming licences & people registration! Put warnings on swim-ware & increase prices on speedos & bikinis,have swim time curfews & anyone disobeying,faces extreme consequence & violence & shall be locked out for life! aussiefixer how we roll!
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‘Questions remain’ over Gladys Liu | Sky News AustraliaJournalists and politicians will be digging into Chisholm MP Gladys Liu’s past to ensure she does not have any unsavory links to China, according to the Herald Sun’s James Campbell.\n\nLabor has urged Ms Liu to explain her actions after the Herald Sun reported she failed to disclose a $39,675 donation to the Victorian Liberal party in 2015-16.\n\nThe Coalition MP has also boasted about raising up to $1 million for the Victorian Liberal party.\n\nMr Campbell told Sky News Ms Liu “may have questions to answer” about the source of her donations.\n\nCredit: News Corp Australia\n J_C_Campbell Morrison tied himself to this titanic.... Iceberg just ahead.... J_C_Campbell There are some serious questions here auspol J_C_Campbell How low can Scomo prepare to go to protect her? His recent behaviour was quite troublesome and offensive to Australians who elected him. Not fit to be PM.
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Total fire ban as hot winds fan blazes across NT | Sky News Australia\nFirefighters are battling multiple blazes south of Darwin, as Territorians start the week with a total fire ban in place.\n\nFire crews continue to battle blazes across the south of Darwin, as dry and windy conditions make the top end a veritable tinderbox following a wet and dry season without much rain. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n
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Govt to move ahead with its 'big stick' legislation | Sky News AustraliaLabor has refused to say whether it will back the Coalition's contentious 'big stick' energy legislation, as parliament begins another sitting week in Canberra.\n\nImage: News Corp Good way for Albanese to lose the next election if Labor rejects the legislation What exactly is this 'Big Stick'? Any chance of some LNP Government information instead of lying about the Opposition? big stick is a lay term for price control. It never ends well. Let's see how long before retailers start hinting about staff layoffs...?
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Discrimination a serious issue for dementia sufferers | Sky News AustraliaStartling research released by Dementia Australia has revealed the intense discrimination experienced by sufferers — with some excluded from their friendship groups or even asked to leave their jobs. \n\nDementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe told Sky News host David Speers the organisation hopes to shine a light on the hardships faced by sufferers this Dementia Action Week. \n\n“When they share their diagnosis, people respond in ways where they all of a sudden may not involve them in conversation. Rather than directing conversation to them, they direct it to their carer, all of a sudden [dementia sufferers are] excluded from social events, or it may be that their workplace asks them to resign.”\n\n“There are a lot of assumptions and a lot of myths around dementia. We really want to disrupt those myths and shine a light on [the fact that] people with dementia are discriminated against.”\n\nDementia Australia estimates there are 447,115 Australians living with dementia in 2019, with that number expected to increase to almost 600,000 by 2028 and more than a million by 2058, without a medical breakthrough. \n\nImage: Getty OVER-VACCINATION A HOKEY NEW RELIGION TO REPLACE GOD
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