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@KAPenjoyer

One indissoluble Federal Commonwealth under the Crown. Rennickist. Views are not my own as they are divinely inspired.

Australia Katılım Aralık 2024
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Jack@KAPenjoyer·
To think Australia could have been saved if only Gerard Rennick had beaten Malcolm Roberts to the sixth Queensland Senate seat in May 2025... Alas!
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LeeKuanYewRespecter@LeeRespecter·
>finally finds billionaire that pays no tax >labor donor
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@kino__aus Pretty sure it’s a choice anyway and you can condition yourself into processing it. So intolerance is infirmity of the mind as well as the body.
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TheSwingState@The_SwingState·
I went into the city yesterday, all I saw were the lanyard class having coffees with other lanyard class people. do these people ever do any productive work?
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Jordan Abouzeid@Jordanwabouzeid·
I'm getting the feeling we are in the early stages of another round of leadership spills...
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𝑵𝑼𝑳𝑳
𝑵𝑼𝑳𝑳@EightDollarPint·
Nuke Melbourne call that a Naarmageddon
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John Macgowan@john_macgowan·
This story is insane.
One News Australia@OneNewsAu

🟠 #BREAKING: LABOR IS QUIETLY PAYING JOURNALIST WAGES AT 184 NEWSROOMS 🟠 Anika Wells' $67.6 million Journalism Assistance Fund is part paying the wages of more than 2,000 journalists, and more than half the money went to just four ownership groups. Nine took $16.1 million. Seven's side of the new Southern Cross group took $11.3 million. Crikey, The Conversation, The Saturday Paper and Mamamia are all there. News Corp, Sky News and The Guardian were barred from even applying. Opinion writing doesn't count as news under the government's own rules. And no funded newsroom ever has to tell its readers. The fund ran dry in 28 days. One recipient was two days old. Another collapsed five weeks later. We've published the full table: all 184 recipients, every company, every owner, every dollar and their share of the fund: onenewsaustralia.com/journalism-ass…

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Jack@KAPenjoyer·
Kos Samaras once again delivers timely and pertinent analysis.
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@Q2Quokka Basically the LNP wins elections and Max Chandler-Mather does not.
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Quokka 🏳️‍🌈@Q2Quokka·
Why is Max Chandler Mather using LNP colours now?
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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
Seven months after Australia’s worst ever Islamic terrorist attack, the Australian government has announced tens of millions of dollars for fighting Islamophobia
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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼
The Australian government just announced that it will commit tens of millions of dollars to fight “Islamophobia” - just seven months out from Australia’s worst ever Islamic terrorist attack
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Jack@KAPenjoyer·
I usually think I wasn’t that retarded as a teenager but sometimes I’m forced to remember I used to believe direct democracy was a good idea.
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Gerard Rennick
Gerard Rennick@RennickGBR·
One rule for me, another for thee! The NACC was setup to crack down on poor government behaviour yet here we are. The first NACC commissioner failed to declare a number of conflicts of interests and instead of investigating him, his successor will not apply any scrutiny at all. It is really is just one big club of grifters and yes men isn’t it. When it comes to government, integrity and transparency left the building a long time ago. •••••••••••••••••• “The national anti-corruption watchdog has decided it cannot "justify" the cost of proceeding with two complaint investigations into former commissioner Paul Brereton, given he no longer holds the position. Mr Brereton resigned from the inaugural role as National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) commissioner in May after ongoing scrutiny over his defence links and handling of conflicts of interests. It came after he said it had drawn "attention away" from the agency's work. The former commissioner was found to have engaged in "officer misconduct" in 2024 as a result of the commissioner's failure to adequately manage a declared conflict of interest issue linked to a Robodebt referral.”
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