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Sky News host Peta Credlin has spoken with the founder of the #letusspeak campaign Nina Funnell about her initiative to push back against laws in Victoria which say sexual assault victims cannot make their names public. Changes in Victorian law which say sexual assault survivors may not self-identify even after their offender has been found guilty in a court of law were passed in February.
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NSW and Victoria create 20 news jobs 'absolutely useless to the economy' | Sky News AustraliaThe Herald Sun Business columnist Terry McCrann says the newly created jobs advertised by NSW and Victoria are “the 21st century’s version of paying people to dig holes and fill them back up again.”\n\nThe Australian’s Adam Creighton in an article in The Australian wrote about the 20 high-paid jobs advertised by NSW and Victoria requiring skills in “change, culture, transformation and strategy’, offering salaries above $3.5 million a year. \n\nMr Creighton said these jobs were ‘nonsense jobs’.\n\nMr McCrann said such jobs were “absolutely useless in terms of any real contribution to the economy.”\n\n“These jobs are advertised; they could have had a kicker – 24.8 million normal Australians do not apply,” he said. \n\n“It’s to the little elite that sits like a pimple on top of the reality of Australia and the economy overall.”\n Reminds me of the old comedy skit of Charley Farley and Piggy Malone moving a hole across the lawn. One dug the hole, the other filled it in.
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Many are 'so blind to the menace' of communist China | Sky News AustraliaMany people have been “so blind to this menace” of the Communist Party of China, which is an aggressive dictatorship that is already bullying Australia says Sky News host Andrew Bolt. \n\n“So many people have been so blind to this menace,' Mr Bolt said. \n\nHe said there are people, particularly businessman, who are 'running around' with the idea China could make them rich.\n \n'It could also make us slaves,” he said. \n\nMr Bolt spoke with Sky News host Sharri Markson, who revealed on her Sunday night program that the Chinese government is recruiting Australian scientists and academics to a secretive research program called the Thousand Talents Plan by offering lucrative incentives. \n\nThe program obliges its recruits to abide by Chinese law and religious practice and requires their inventions be patented in China, but offered recruits profitable salaries and additional perks.\n\nMr Bolt said the report was 'astonishing'. \n\nMs Markson said the Thousand Talents Plan was a way of getting access 'to the best advancements, technological advancements, whatever field it's in, from around the world'. \n\n'But usually it's specifically for their economic or military gain,' she said. \n\nImage: AP \n\n\n victoria... It's time it stopped. Can't trust our political system to drive this change. Because of BGY!
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Queensland's economy 'will be completely destroyed' if Palaszczuk remains premier | Sky News AustraliaOne Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk will destroy the state’s economy if she’s given another three years at the helm.\n\nMs Hanson told Sky News host Peter Gleeson Queensland's border closure was affecting businesses, the tourism industry, and people paying off their mortgage who risked losing their homes should the banks begin to close. \n\n“Annastacia Palaszczuk is not going to put up a budget report,” she said. \n\n“We won’t know the state of the economy here in Queensland until after the election.'\n\nMs Hanson said the premier was using the threat of COVID-19 as an excuse to keep people in fear,\n\n'She’s facing an election, and of course in a crisis what do people do?” Ms Hanson said. \n\n“They stick with the incumbent.\n\n“She will destroy our economy completely if she’s given another three years at the helm.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n PaulineHansonOz AnnastaciaMP What is it with state labor governments and dictatorships PhilSmi74673879 PaulineHansonOz AnnastaciaMP Senator Hanson is correct. PaulineHansonOz AnnastaciaMP 从她禁止用羟氯喹的政策上推测，估计被中共蓝金黄过。
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Australian research appears to be ‘harvested’ by the Chinese state | Sky News AustraliaLiberal MP Andrew Hastie says Australia may be indirectly funding university research which goes to Chinese military and AI developments.\n\nSky News host Sharri Markson revealed on her Sunday night program that the Chinese government is recruiting Australian scientists and academics to a secretive research program called the Thousand Talents Plan by offering lucrative incentives. \n \nThe program obliges its recruits to abide by Chinese law and religious practice and requires their inventions be patented in China, but offered recruits profitable salaries and additional perks.\n \nThe Chinese Government had managed to recruit an estimated 7,000 people globally under the Thousand Talents Plan. \n\nMr Hastie said the Australian government provides the National Research Council close to $780 million per annum.\n\nHe said these recent revelations add to concerns around whether the money is used by universities and scientists to advance Australia’s national interests or not.\n\n“Their intellectual property, their research is harvested – it appears – by the Chinese state,” Mr Hastie said.\n\n“We might be indirectly funding programs that go to military developments in China, developments in artificial intelligence which could be used to enhance the unblinking eye of the Chinese surveillance state.”\n\nImage: AP Yep. Only just figuring this out we in trouble. I think so 2.
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Struggling farmers to receive a helping hand through new NSW govt online hub | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says struggling farmers are set to receive help through a new online hub being launched by the NSW government, which connects job seekers with work available in regional areas. \n\nThe number of working holiday visa holders in Australia is down almost 40 per cent in 2020 meaning regional farmers are at a loss when it comes to staffing their harvests,' Ms Credlin said. \n\nThe initiative is called 'Help harvest NSW' and focuses on a range of jobs within the agricultural industry including grain harvesting, fruit picking and working on a cattle station. \n\nSky News host Rita Panahi said at a time when there is a huge increase in unemployment 'you'd think there would be people just wanting to be there'. \n\n'Wanting to do anything to earn a crust'. \n\nImage: Getty \n oz_jacko Yeh, probably from China.. Yes, get me out of Victoria, happy to pick fruits.
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Australia is heading towards the ‘dictatorship of the health bureaucrat’ | Sky News AustraliaNSW One Nation leader Mark Latham says Australia runs the risk of the “dictatorship of the health bureaucrat”.\n\nMr Latham said state and federal health officials have been pushing policy throughout the coronavirus crisis.\n\n“(They) are handing out advice and pushing society around in a way where the health consequences are much more damaging than the virus itself,” he told Sky News host Alan Jones.\n\nImage: Getty Fool DrugAndAlcoholTest for LardarseLatham asap. RealMarkLatham QLD police commissioner admitted yesterday that he takes orders from the QLD health chief. I don’t recall seeing her on the ballot...
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