Walmart will stop selling handguns in Alaska and stop selling short barrel rifles and handgun
ammunition across the US. Shoppers will also be asked to stop openly carrying firearms in its stores. Image: AP
By over hauling they mean, you cant load the gun till your in the car park. Attendant: 'just the AR assault rifle & the 960 rounds sir? Customer: 'yes mam' Attendant: 'Dont forget, new store policy, you cant load up till your in the car park. Have a nice day'.
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ABC's Tony Jones issues rare on-air correction over Sky News ratings | Sky News AustraliaHost of the ABC's Q&A program Tony Jones has issued a rare on-air correction, at the very end of the broadcast of the show, regarding comments which disparaged Sky News television ratings aired on the publicly-funded broadcaster.\n\nDuring a live broadcast of the network's weekly flagship political program on August 26 Shadow Immigration Minister Kristina Keneally noted that platforms including 'Sky News After Dark' were growing in Australia.\n\nThe Shadow Minister was interrupted by ABC host Tony Jones who interjected that the subscription television network was 'growing to a very small audience, to be fair. You’re probably talking about 5,000 people watching at that time', followed by an invitation to 'correct the record' by Sky News.\n\nSky News CEO Paul Whittaker took up the offer to correct the record and wrote to ABC management including recently installed Chair Ita Buttrose and news director Gaven Morris requesting a correction to the record to adhere to the ABC's charter which mandates factualness.\n\nMr Whittaker noted in the letter that Sky’s evening average viewership between 6pm and 10pm on Foxtel alone, 43,921, is 'more than eight times higher than the number referenced on the Q&A program' which outrates ABC News in Foxtel homes by 350 per cent.\n\nIt also receives ratings on par with ABC News across regional Australia via its Sky News on WIN channel which is a commercial operation and receives no government funding to operate.\n\nSky News’ recent half-yearly results saw a 29% audience increase year on year to its evening programming. In primetime Sky News reaches 472,000 Australians per week on Foxtel and 374,000 per week in regional Australia on Sky News on WIN, to deliver an audience 12 times larger than the publicly funded broadcaster claimed.\n\nThe correction from the national broadcaster follows a recent study by independent media monitoring service Streem which showed 'newsworthy' print and online media articles, examining more than one million Exactly! When is he leaving?! The Australian people have had enough of Tony Jones. Please move on! Still, nobody watches because the content and presenters have damaged the brand too much. Nobody watches Sky, its crap.
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Australia has a ‘moral duty’ to let Tamil family stay: Keneally | Sky News AustraliaAustralia has a ‘moral duty’ to ensure a Tamil family who are currently in immigration detention are not deported to Sri Lanka, according to Labor's Kristina Keneally.\n\nNadesalingam and Priya fled Sri Lanka, arriving by boat separately in 2012 and 2013 and settling in the Queensland town of Biloela.\n\nThe couple had two daughters before being moved into immigration detention in 2018.\n\nAdvocates have urged the Coalition to let the family stay, despite a series of courts rejecting their claims for asylum.\n\nMs Keneally told Sky News the government has an obligation to protect this family as they have “stayed in Australia for some time” and have “put down roots.”\n\nShe says the Immigration Minister has the discretion to intervene in this case and 'do the right thing.' \n\nImage: News Corp KKeneally She’s wrong. KKeneally According to KKeneally, we all have a duty to do everything she says we should do, or we are immoral. KKeneally Absolute RUBBISH They knowingly broke the law - enough. There is no danger is Sri Lanka - they returned 3 times for holidays. Send them back and stop this nonsense 😡
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‘Embarrassment for govt’ if August retail sales don’t improve | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian’s Adam Creighton says there will be “some embarrassment for the government” if August’s retail sales figures do not improve upon July’s.\n\nIt follows the announcement of the July figures which shows retail sales dropped by 0.1 per cent despite tax cuts being made for the start of the new financial year. \n\nSpeaking to Sky News Mr Creighton said he is “pessimistic” the next month’s results will see a retail boom as most evidence suggests tax refunds are saved by people, not spent.\n\nImage: Getty\n Adam_Creighton Prediction is Australia will follow America into Recession before 2020 🤔🙀 For some younger Aussies it will be their first experience of a shrinking back peddling economy skynews LNP LiberalAus better have a plan. Adam_Creighton This government is finished. They have held wages down so well, they have fucked consumption & induced a recession. To do this with almost zero % rates & a windfall $264 billion in resources exports is absolute incompetence. They also doubled the deficit to $550 billion. Useless Adam_Creighton Saved? The entire world is in debt, created by central banks ...loaning money to government having to pay down the interest. University debt, no jobs, low wages more $$$ to buy the same item ... we'-re rooted
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‘Facts don’t matter’ with global warming | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says “the facts don’t matter” when it comes to global warming, proving that the movement is not fulled by a science but by 'religion”.\n\n“Anyone can now say any nonsense, any obvious untruth, about global warming being a menace. A monster, the worst thing ever,” he said.\n\nMr Bolt said “almost no journalist even think of correcting their howlers” and noted the Australian Medical Association’s declaration that global warming is a “health emergency” was not challenged with evidence by media. \n\nImage: Supplied \u002F News Corp Australia TheBoltReport auspol Perhaps the 'facts don't matter' started with & continues with this media? Plenty of evidence. A few corrections need to be made. Hoax from snowflakes
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Minority groups have 'a bigger voice' than their size | Sky News AustraliaHarvey Norman co-founder Gerry Harvey says he is in disbelief that he is made out to be a villain by 'minority groups with hidden agendas and a voice bigger than they are.'\n\nCommenting on his shock, Peta Credlin said people are no longer in unions, but instead come at businesses through superfunds to pressure companies to abide by ideologies and values that will cripple their profitability.\n\nSpeaking with Ms Credlin Outsiders host Rowan Dean said people ought to be 'cheering from the rafters' for Mr Harvey's comments on corporate over-regulation.\n\n'CEOs stay for 18 months at one company, then leave and point out the boxes they've ticked all the left-wing identity boxes - diversity meetings and gender training,' he said.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n rowandean If your smaller, you have to yell louder to be heard rowandean I recall Gerry wanted new regulations, to tax the shit out of online purchasing, so as to consolidate his monopoly market power & make whe world, ' shop with confidence' you will pay more.....at harveys of course. rowandean Spot on Mr harvey , its the majority that pay for the minority
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Labor 'won't be wedged' on mandatory sentences for paedophiles | Sky News AustraliaOpposition leader Anthony Albanese 'won't let Labor be wedged on' the government's plan to impose mandatory prison sentences for child sex offenders, according to Herald Sun National Political editor James Campbell.\n \nLabor voted the proposal down in 2017, but the new beefed-up laws, set to be introduced to federal parliament next week, will ensure that child sex offenders who offend online or overseas receive mandatory jail terms and have a harder time getting out on bail and parole. \n \n“I don’t see any chance of them opposing this time,” Mr Campbell told Sky News.\n\nHe said Mr Albanese wants to 'pick his battles' when it comes to opposing government legislation.\n\n\nImage: Getty J_C_Campbell AlboMP labor brought 50,000 illegals to Australia then told them they could not stay before the election now gutless Albanese tries to blame Peter Dutton Over 8000 labor illegal arrivals by boat under investigation for lying to welfare J_C_Campbell AlboMP What? J_C_Campbell AlboMP Yeah they will. They technically already have.
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