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jmcduling He will live to 200 i think.
jmcduling Give me a break. There’s only one Rupert Murdoch thank Christ. He’s weak and his dad knows it. Do you really think his editors will cower?
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jmcduling More white European Christians, European born or foreign born such as these on sunburnt black lands, pushing their agenda of replacing us whilst their brethren in no sun tan Europe are resisting being replaced by Middle Eastern Muslims, black or white!
jmcduling What about the Woman's-Dayification of the SMH?
jmcduling Taxpayer funded leftists with a byline at theirABC = --- crickets chirping ---
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jmcduling Let’s start with the premise it’s not free to air and it’s a private company, albeit a publicly listed one. Now start again and tell me why I should worry?
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Cricket Australia chairman ‘needs to go’: Gilbert | Sky News AustraliaSky News Chief Political Reporter Kieran Gilbert says if the Cricket Australia has the best interests of the game at heart, they will let go of chairman David Peever.\n\nThe Ethics Centre on Monday released a damning report into the culture of the game, in which Cricket Australia’s conduct was condemned as ‘arrogant’.\n\nThe report was commissioned after three players, Steve Smith, Cameron Bancroft and David Warner, admitted to ball tampering during a test match against South Africa earlier this year.\n\nSky News host Laura Jayes says Monday’s media conference was an ‘exercise in ass covering.’\n\n
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Tony Abbott's South Australia visit met with criticism | Sky News AustraliaFormer prime minister Tony Abbott has begun a three-day visit to remote South Australian communities as part of his new role as special envoy for Indigenous affairs.\n\nThe trip has been marred with criticism, with local Narungga elder Tauto Sansbury saying the visit was a 'wasted exercise', and the role was a 'useless position'.\n\nMr Abbott says his main goal in the role will be to improve Indigenous school attendance rates and educational outcomes. \n\n\nImage: Kym Smith \u002F News Corp Australia\n\n\n TonyAbbottMHR Dud. TonyAbbottMHR TonyAbbottMHR Please tell me he doing a Burke & Wills re-enactment tour?
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School attendance in remote Australia 'ongoing national problem': Tony Abbott | Sky News AustraliaFormer prime minister Tony Abbott says low school attendance in remote Australia is an 'ongoing national problem'. \n\nMr Abbott says education and school attendance will lead the agenda as he sets off on a three-day visit to remote South Australian communities in his new role as special envoy for Indigenous affairs. \n\nThe former prime minister has said he will 'listen and learn' before making recommendations to parliament.\n\nImage: Twitter \u002F TonyAbbottMHR\n\n\n\n gerster_kaylene theboltreport 🤣 theboltreport theboltreport Leftoids don't stop when a man is down. They still wanna kick you in the head.
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Nauru detainees resettled in South Australia: reports | Sky News AustraliaAsylum-seeker families on Nauru are reportedly being moved to Adelaide as the government bows to public pressure to remove children from immigration detention.\n\nA Nauru Airlines plane was seen at the city's airport despite not flying services to South Australia, the Adelaide Advertiser reports.\n\nRefugee advocates say seven families have arrived from Nauru over the past two weeks.\n\nThe Federal Government has refused to confirm the reports.\n\n\n\n\n Of course Husic know this. The government wants any asylum seekers who go to NZ to never be allowed to enter Australia. The NZ government may not agree to this but that's their call. Off shore detention is one of the finest examples of an effective Government policy. Most government policies are duds.
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Rubella eliminated in Australia: World Health Organisation | Sky News AustraliaRubella, the contagious disease which can cause pregnant women to miscarry, has been officially eliminated in Australia, according to the World Health Organisation. \n\nThe viral infection, also known as German measles, was eradicated thanks to Australia’s vaccination program. \n\nHealth Minister Greg Hunt says the confirmation from WHO sends a powerful message that vaccinations ‘save lives.’\n\n\n\n\n\n I think this claim is a bit premature given the influx of refugees from 3rd world countries with no immunization or health records. Just look at the increase in flesh bacteria in vic and qld around certain demographics locations.
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Government reportedly plans to relocate Nauru children to Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe Morrison government reportedly plans to bring all children of asylum seekers still on Nauru to Australia by the end of the year.\n\nThe Australian reports there are now only 40 children of asylum seekers living on the island, and 46 infants have been born to asylum seekers in the processing centre since 2012.\n\nImage: Lyndon Mechielsen \u002F News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n That sounds like a electoral suicide. Rewarding criminality LiberalAus Where will he relocate the million Chinese ? Why not send a hospital ship up there and anchor it off the coast manned by good quality medical staff? Problem solved.
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Australia still on track to meet Paris targets: Canavan | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Resources Minister Matt Canavan has told Sky News the Coalition is on track to meet or nearly meet its Paris emission reduction target despite uncertainty in the sector.\n\nUnder the Paris Agreement, Australia agreed to reduce emissions by 26-28 per cent on 2005 levels by 2030.\n\nLabor is pushing for a 45 per cent emission reduction target, and claims the Coalition is not doing enough to combat climate change.\n\nProminent conservatives such as Tony Abbott and Barnaby Joyce say Australia should pull out of the agreement altogether and focus solely on reducing energy costs for households and business.\n\nMr Canavan says Australia can both meet its emission reduction targets and produce more coal fire technology.\n\n\n\n AngusTaylorMP Drop the agreement. AngusTaylorMP Bulltish 💩 Angus $700k subsidy per windmill to do nothing and get paid more $$ if they actually produce power. Build a few schools or hospital with that. UK is worse no excuse Fooling yourself. AngusTaylorMP Dump Paris
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David Peever resigns as Cricket Australia Chairman | Sky News AustraliaCricket Australia Chairman David Peever has resigned following a report into the ball tampering scandal. \n\nAn independent review of Cricket Australia has criticised the culture of the organisation, labelling it as ‘arrogant’. \n\nFormer Cricket Australia director Earl Eddings will replace David Peever as interim chairman.\n\n\nImage: Aaron Francis \u002F News Corp Australia\n When will news conferences have microphones for those asking the questions Next please resign from Nine and join the Fox Cricket commentary team!! man displaying principles. need more of it
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David Peever resigns as Cricket Australia Chairman | Sky News AustraliaCricket Australia Chairman David Peever has resigned following a report into the ball tampering scandal. \n\nAn independent review of Cricket Australia has criticised the culture of the organisation, labelling it as ‘arrogant’. \n\nFormer Cricket Australia director Earl Eddings will replace David Peever as interim chairman.\n\n\nImage: Aaron Francis \u002F News Corp Australia\n All nonsense.. just trying to create a smoke screen to get Smith amd Warner back in the team... because the current team is looking very poor and it could be a very long g summer!
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Australia-PNG finalise naval base deal | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison and Papua New Guinea counterpart Peter O'Neill have finalised a joint redevelopment deal over the Lombrum naval base on Manus Island.\n\nThe agreement, first discussed in July , will give Australia access to the Pacific port and enhance co-operation with PNG.\n\nThe deal also serves to block Chinese interest in redeveloping the base. \n\n\n
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