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@Ben_Davison1 The Liberals are now a long way from the Menzies Liberals

There is no “rise of One Nation” there is just a “Splintering of the Menzies Liberals” A party that remains unlikely to win ANY seats in a 47 seat parliament is not a political force, no matter how hard billionaires & media chicken littles might be trying to convince us otherwise

@Ben_Davison1 Sky is pushing for ONP as they are not their audience. Liberals are now toast

The truth in South Australia is the same truth that has been true across Australia since 1901 There are only two political parties in Australia, Labor and not Labor Whether it’s in Blue, Green or Orange the pro-billionaire parties are just old money, tech money or fascist money

@TonyTannousTRBA Watch out for the under dogs

Been asked a million times this week my thoughts on tonight's #WAC2026 final In a nutshell, Japan are by miles the best team in the tourni, class above, so good to watch, but in football that guarantees nothin. If they are not clinical, the Matildas are right in it, every chance

@MikeCarlton01 Just came back from a 4 day cruise up to Morton Island and we saw quiet a few navy vessels heading south now we know why.

One of the world’s great sights: entering Sydney Harbour, from the bridge of the destroyer HMAS Brisbane.

@QuentinDempster @SamKSS We need to find new energy exports to replace the eventual decline in coal exports.

Dear Mr Kennard @SamKSS with respect, the energy market paradigm is shifting. Australian mining, already cost effective/technologically advanced will prosper but not with coal/gas. Our export customers (eg SKorea) are transitioning to wind/solar/battery renewables. It’s cheaper.

@Ben_Davison1 Sky News is cheer leading ONP because they like to back RW winners so have given up on the Libs

If One Nation is banning the ABC from their “HQ” in SA because they don’t like the coverage then maybe the ABC should stop giving them so much FREE coverage? I expect commercial media to chase ratings(ad sales) but the ABC could act according to the national interest & block ‘em

@ALeagueHQ @marcothejourno Unfortunately in a salary cap league you might lose a couple of players you would like to keep when their contract expires, Kraev I think would be good to keep as our 3rd visa player we need to somehow resign Frazer, if available and then another very top shelf player or 2

🚨 @marcothejourno (🌕) - [19.2.2026]: In terms of the [WSW] squad, expect a big cleanout of players. Kosta Barbarouses, Alou Kuol, Bozhidar Kraev and Josh Brillante – all of who are off contract at the end of the season – will not be offered new deals.

@footyindustryAU If a sport raises millions of dollars from betting they do not need govt assistance and that govt assistance should go to other sports.

NineMedia: Australian cricket will consider raising millions more dollars from wagering product fees to bring the national game closer to the huge levels of gambling revenue scooped up by the NRL and AFL. Amid debate on whether to sell stakes in the eight Big Bash League clubs – set to come to a head at a two-day meeting of Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg and state association chiefs in Melbourne on Thursday and Friday – the option of raising significantly more revenue through wagering product fees is being talked about at both CA and state levels. smh.com.au/sport/cricket/…

@QuentinDempster The cost return on drilling for Oil in the Great Australian Bight is not good they need a high oil price to justify it, otherwise they would have done it 30 years ago when Bass Strait was drying up

Matt Canavan, now leader of the federal parliamentary National Party, is a no-net-zero climate change denier. He wants to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight. He will not vote for windfall tax on export gas.

@football360au Unfortunately some people are having a go at GVE for speaking truth. The club needs to settle on a consistent structure and style. Anyone who suggests this will be an overnight fix are kidding themselves. It will take time. But first the owners must commit to doing this.

WOW 😮🎙️ Western Sydney Wanderers coach Gary van Egmond just laid bare the state of the club in an INCREDIBLE press conference. Speaking after a 4-2 loss at home to Adelaide United, he said his players 'didn't want it' as much as their opposition. Then, he went public with exactly what he feels has held the club back for years - using a music analogy. Box office stuff. Do you agree, Wanderers fans? 🤔 Full story: tinyurl.com/4arz6x63

@MichaelPascoe01 Now is the time to cash in on our gas and the gas companies are charging a premium so why are we not getting part of that premium? We have plenty of gas, are a stable country and so can guarantee supply.

"Now is not the time to introduce more uncertainty or disincentivise investment in gas,” said Balaji Krishnamurthy, president in Australia for US major Chevron Ah Chevron, Trump's mates in Venezuela. He would say that. afr.com/politics/feder…

@EVERALDATLARGE @TheKouk @JEChalmers Wait for the uprising when retirees get their super balances. They will panic like mid last year when the market dived but guess what it recovered to even greater heights.

Good morning @TheKouk. Sad to say I have friends selling shares in panic & hoarding petrol. Am using public transport, holding my shares & saving so I can buy shares when market hits rock bottom. Have confidence in @JEChalmers to lead us through world economic turmoil.

@AshPolitik I think the PM is trying to play the long game in hope we can wait out the Trump era without too much damage and the USA eventually comes back towards more normal settings.

Australia is allies with America, not Trump. There is big difference. The 80 year old fool, does not have long left.

@OneNationAus ONP is a clown show🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

Cory Bernardi has run a very successful campaign for One Nation in South Australia, and from all over the country we wish him well in the election tomorrow. He has listened and responded to concerns. One of the most memorable moments of his campaign was visiting a homeless camp and speaking with people that Labor and the Liberals wouldn’t dream of visiting. Hearing them, learning of their difficulties. These are the real stories people want to hear and understand. And Cory Bernardi had the guts to confront those scenes head on. Whatever happens in the South Australian election tomorrow, we know that Cory and his team, including Carlos Quaremba our state President and our candidates, have worked so hard. Check our Policies onenation.org.au/issues Join One Nation onenation.org.au/join Unite Australia donate.onenation.org.au/unite-australia

@AFLisnotasport @KaptinYap And go to govts for hundreds of millions of $ for stadiums that they could build themselves with the gambling money. Cannot have both.

I will never get my head around a government-funded, not-for-profit tax-free organisation also allowed to siphon $50m per year from the gambling industry. You are either a NFP delivering a social benefit, OR a profit-focused business operating within the law. Can't be both.

@AshPolitik There is a good case for a super profits tax

Taxing the foreign gas companies earning billions from our resources off the back of wars on the otherside of the globe could not come soon enough. This policy move is inevitable. Easy wedge against the opposition.

@jamesmassola You just need the AFL to offer to put a team in Canberra and $2Bil will be found for a new stadium. I am actually disappointed that the NRL has not used their so-called political capital to get the Fed Govt to spend money on the Stadium

Spot on from Ricky Stuart about Canberra’s forever government and the visiting coach needing stitches after opening a window. “There's no good whingeing about it, because the people you've got to whinge to don't give a shit.” canberratimes.com.au/story/9085729/…

@TheRealALM They take one ours we take one of theirs

lol if this is a power move from Tony Popovic, he's a very funny man

The LNP lives in the now, reflects on the past as thinking about the future requires too much effort

@TMFScottP If they do not want to run the refineries govt should just nationalise them. We actually did have a govt refinery until Menzies sold it 1952

Bloody hell... here we go again. More corporate welfare on the taxpayers' dime. Fuel will cost more, as a result. No, not at the pump, but the pump price *plus* the portion of your taxes that prop these places up.