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Calls for ICAC probe into SA Health | Sky News AustraliaIt's been revealed the South Australian government ruled out funding for an ICAC inquiry into its health system despite claims of corruption.\n\nThe state's anti-corruption chief Bruce Lander requested $2 million in August 2018 to investigate the Central Adelaide Local Health Network, saying he was confident of corruption in the network.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Liberals hiding from an ICAC, when did this become news? The liberals wouldn't survive an ICAC state or federal! Then ScottMorrisonMP & GregHuntMP should step in due to the claims of corruption & not willing to fund inquiry. Place the marshall_steven Liberal Government on a Cashless state government funding card, send all accounts to federal health dept for review & possible payment. ANything on W.A.?
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‘Miserable moaners’ already gearing up for ‘Australia Day-bashing extravaganza’ | Sky News AustraliaIt’s only October, but Sky News host Rita Panahi says the “miserable moaners” are already gearing up for “another Australia Day-bashing extravaganza”.\n\nThis week, Melbourne's Port Phillip Council announced it will hold a 'morning of mourning' ceremony on Australia Day before holding celebrations.\n\nWith a number of “left-wing councils” around Australia “trashing the day”, Ms Panahi has one message for them: “Do your jobs”.\n\n“Local government is about the three Rs of roads, rates and rubbish,” she said.\n\n“It is not an avenue for frustrated activists to push their pet agendas. \n\n“Too many councillors prefer to grandstand on national and international issues rather than focus on the job at hand.”\n I celebrate Australia Day and the Melbourne Cup every year Who cares what this pretend Aussie thinks!
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Hanson says employment is the answer to Australia's ailing economy | Sky News AustraliaOne Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has told Sky News the government should invest in infrastructure projects to create jobs and assets simultaneously, and in turn help reverse Australia’s economic downturn. \n\n“Employment is what is going to turn around the economy,” Ms Hanson said.\n\nMs Hanson added some employers have told her they are unable to hire low-skilled workers.\n\nShe said the government needs to encourage people to “get out there and get a job”.\n\n“We have to have a fairer system to encourage people to want to go out to work,” Ms Hanson said. \n\n“Our whole educational system is letting our people down”.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Who stood behind her and whispered that in her ear. Don't believe she though of that herself. It’s what used to happen back in the day. Gov would build infrastructure! MRobertsQLD Brilliant work... Some common sense from a politician - very rare indeed 👍
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'Australia must protect liberal democracy' | Sky News AustraliaLabor Senator Kimberley Kitching has said Australia should “protect” its democracy as it continues its 'successful' trading relationship with China.\n\n“We are very lucky to live in a liberal democracy, where rights are protected,” Ms Kitching said. \n\nMs Kitching said some young people may not believe democracy is the best system.\n\n“I think that that’s a real concern.”
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Alice Springs: a must-visit destination in Australia | Sky News AustraliaAlice Springs, the heart of Australia's Red Centre, is a place like no other and a must-visit destination in the country. \n\nA place with a rich and rugged history, the Alice Springs has proven to be one of Australia's most beautiful and family-friendly holiday destinations. \n\nWhether you want to jump on to 'The Ghan', a famous train running through the region since 1929, or experience the sights and sounds of majestic Australian wildlife at the Alice Springs Desert Park, there is something for everyone to enjoy. \n\nWhile many come to the area en-route to Uluru, others enjoy the short 15-minute trip from the town to the spectacular Simpson's Gap, which is a very accessible natural attraction. \n\n\nPaul Murray Live ‘Our Town’ is brought to you by Harvey Norman, Sony Music Australia and NAB.\n\nImage: Getty HarveyNormanAU SonyMusicAU NAB
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Switzer 'not worried' about the IMF downgrading Australia’s growth outlook | Sky News AustraliaThe Switzer Report founder Peter Switzer says the International Monetary Fund is about as reliable as “a jockey giving you a tip in the Melbourne Cup”.\n\n“The bottom line is the IMF will look at the data that comes through from Treasury and the Reserve Bank,' he told Sky News.\n\n'I wouldn’t worry too much about the IMF, that’s why the market didn’t really get upset about.'\n\nMr Switzer's comments come as the IMF downgraded Australia’s growth outlook this week. \n\nImage: Getty\n MRobertsQLD peterswitzer Why because the IMF are ensnared in an international socialist conspiracy? 😂. I assume that’s why Malcolm Roberts from One Nation agrees with this view
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