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'Chinese-born population could exceed English-born population in Australia for first time' | Sky News AustraliaAustralia's permanent migration levels have dropped to their lowest in a decade under the Morrison government, however, net overseas migration sits at 230,000 - the highest in our history.\n\nSpeaking to Sky News The Australian's Adam Creighton said over the last five-year numbers of people moving from China has increased by 50 per cent while the Indian migrant rate has risen to 56 per cent.\n\nMr Creighton said if we were to assume growth continues at the same rate over the next five years, 'the Chinese-born population could exceed the English born population in Australia for the first time'.\n\nOver the past five years, the rate of growth for the Indian-born population was around 56 per cent - about nine times faster than the overall population.\n\nHe said the “skew” of the “generous” immigration program is shifting to the lower-skilled, which sees downward pressure on wages for low-skilled jobs across the board.\n\n Sky News pretending like race means anything… In other words we're slowly being invaded until we're outnumber. Disgusting.
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Rural Australia ‘on its knees’ with ‘no financial muscle left to fight’ | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones says rural Australia is “on its knees” with “no financial muscle left to fight back” unlike anything seen to date as locals face drought, dust storms and bushfires.\n\n“Dust storms are metaphorically the tears of the bush, blowing the wind,” Mr Jones said.\n\nThe broadcaster has called upon Prime Minister Scott Morrison to declare a national disaster and to “apply all the nation’s resources to saving rural Australia before it is too late”. \n\nHe said Mr Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese must “step up” with bipartisan support and work as one to fight “the monster” of nature that has consumed the country’s heartland.\n\n“This is a war situation, only this time nature has declared war on us all,” Mr Jones said.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia AlanJones ScottMorrisonMP AlboMP We don’t listen to him anymore thanks AlanJones ScottMorrisonMP AlboMP if only we had, say, $80m to help out our struggling farmers... oh bugger, some dipshit grifting mob in federal government gave it to a shell company in the tax-haven of The Cayman Islands AlanJones ScottMorrisonMP AlboMP AlanJones needs to step down after his delusional commentary for Coconut price. His own issues relating to boys is another reason why should drop him.
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President Trump sacks national security advisor | Sky News AustraliaUS President Donald Trump has fired his national security advisor after ongoing disagreements over major foreign policy changes.\n\nMr Trump announced John Bolton's dismissal via Twitter, and said he 'disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions'\n\nIt is understood Mr Bolton was at odds with the President's efforts to pursue talks with Iran, North Korea and Afghanistan and claimed he offered his own resignation to Mr Trump.\n\nThe Secretary of State backed the President, and deflected questions on whether arguments on the planned Taliban peace talks was the reason for Bolton's departure. \n\nThe President will appoint a new advisor next week and the deputy national security adviser will step in until then.\n\nImage: AP
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'Not a shock' Trump fired his national security advisor | Sky News AustraliaBruce Wolpe says Donald Trump’s decision to sack his national security advisor John Bolton was “really not a shock”. \n\nPresident Trump fired John Bolton amid ongoing disagreements over major foreign policy changes, announcing the decision via Twitter overnight. \n\nMr Wolpe described Mr Bolton as “a hardliner’s hardliner” who was “for confrontation with dictators and stopping radicalisation and terrorism in the world”. \n\n“President Trump said he liked having people in the tent having strong policy disagreements, but there comes a point where the obstinacy of Bolton’s opposition to what President Trump was trying to do, overcame Bolton’s being able to stay in office,” he said. \n\n“There is an image of chaos in this White House and the number of senior officials who have not lasted translates into how people perceive the president.\n\n“If he was the CEO of a listed company, the shareholders would really be wondering about the stability of the CEO.' \n\nImage: Getty bwolpe realDonaldTrump Bye-bye, Death Walrus iabfe bwolpe realDonaldTrump The ferret looking over a hedge
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Freight train explodes in the US | Sky News AustraliaA freight train has detailed and exploded in the US state of Illinois.\n\nThere are no reports of injuries yet, but several dozen homes in the nearby area have been evacuated. \n\nImage: AP Derailed Your social media person needs to have a keen eye for attention to derail
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Trump fires national security advisor John Bolton | Sky News AustraliaPresident Donald Trump says he has sacked his national security adviser John Bolton, telling him his services are 'no longer needed'.\n\nBut Mr Bolton gave his own version of events, saying he had resigned.\n\nMr Trump and Mr Bolton, a foreign policy hawk, had significant disagreements on Iran, Afghanistan and other global challenges.\n\nMost recently Mr Bolton opposed the president's now-scrapped plan to bring Taliban negotiators to Camp David.\n\nImage: AP The boss. Let's see how Bolt spins this one,
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