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The corporate media is finished. While they scramble to construct an approved narrative, social media continues to break news about this horrific attack. The stooges on television have been caught flat footed, and their only remaining audience is braindead Whitlam boomers.
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Please Rally at Victoria Barracks - this Sunday at 1pm
We must save our sacred and irreplaceable defence sites
Hope to see Ben Roberts-Smith amongst the crowd, at the protest
Kevin Rudd with the NBN white elephant and Malcolm Turnbull with this brain fart. Sub par hacks who both failed upwards to the point where they do real damage to Australia.
Why do we get such poor leaders in this country?
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Honestly if you are “public intellectual” you really have no excuses at this point - you should put your essay through AI review prior to publication to catch basic errors. Failing to do this is just sloppy, like refusing to use a word processor.
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Remember when this foreign third worlder defended another foreign third worlder who murdered Australian soldiers
Sickening that she pretends to be Australian, sickening she is even in our country
Deport
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Yes, a company founded 20 years ago can be explicitly relied upon to deliver on a 40yr warranty promise
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Featured town: Deviot, TAS.
Nestled along the Tamar Valley in northern Tasmania, just 35km NW of Launceston, on the way to Devonport, this small town of a few hundred is known for its idyllic natural scenery and for its wine orchards.
The locality was used for grazing prior to its founding in 1967, now with family-run and organic wines produced here and surrounding local viticulture festivals such as 'Taste the Tamar' hosted annually, as well as agricultural produce with its lush surrounding area, ensuring that cool-climate food and wine is produced seasonally.
There are local river walks to embark upon; a community centre that is the hub for the local residents run by the community association; bed and breakfast inns along the river; tennis courts; a boat house; and a sailing club for those who want to make the most out of recreational activities on the water.
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You guys reckon 35% pay rises are deflationary and will get the inflation genie back in the bottle ??
Rates going higher 🚀🚀🚀
Propadee going lower 🚀🚀🚀
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They were out on bail when arrested & have been freed again. Welcome to Victoria, the bail capital & criminals paradise of the universe @BenCarrollMP
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This guy moralising about others engaging in hatred and division, or ‘meretricious, pompous blather’, is peak comedy
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Victoria Barracks is an important part of our heritage. It belongs to future generations of Australians.
The Albanese government wants to flog this off to pay for a few days of NDIS.
Let’s get a big crowd to this event.
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We are literally selling off the inherited family silver via our heritage defence sites to pay for a few days of NDIS fraud
Spending blowouts
afr.com/policy/economy/ndis-…
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REVEALED: It looks like every major mainstream media journalist must have been issued the Haines Dirt Sheet instructions by Albanese’s office
How do we know? Because they’ve all ***diligently responded by censoring the Haines Dirt Sheet story***
No media outlet in Australia has covered the Dirt Sheet other than News24 and the Daily Mail, who to their credit, broke the story
The contrast of Helen Haines’ personal integrity - to a Prime Minister who is actively targeting her - is why this is snowballing
It’s not going to go away. Surely the Prime Minister will apologise to Helen Haines, her family and her community. To not do so, knowing full well they all know his office was plotting against her, adds to their terrible suffering
The media are all going to look like complicit fools, if they continue the cover up
@abcnews
@smh
@theage
@GuardianAus
@SBSNews
@Channel9
@Channel7
@Channel10AU
@sunriseon7
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Listen to the full interview. It’s incredibly revealing. Not only because Hannah Ferguson doubles down on her callousness and cruelty towards Charlie Kirk, falsely claiming he incited violence, but because she sounds just like another politician. Gaslighting, equivocating, playing word games and deflecting. All the behaviour she claims to despise in politicians, yet she appears to have mastered herself.
Commentator Hannah Ferguson has defended her comments after the death of Charlie Kirk in the US - after calling on Australians to reconsider their language towards elected officials.
More: 2gb.com/hypocrite-james-will…
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"Dehumanising and offensive language is thrown at us everyday just for doing our job."
Their Job:
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How many times are Vic Labor going to repackage announcements from the 2018/2022 elections? The Sunshine “superhub” was unveiled years ago.
@heidimur this one’s for you. #springst
A major construction deal to rebuild Sunshine Station as a transport “super hub” has been unveiled, with Premier Ben Carroll saying the package of works was a “critical step to delivering a rail line to the airport” > bit.ly/4dR5J7f
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#OTD in 1805, the Royal Navy defeated the combined forces of France and Spain at Trafalgar.
The tactical brilliance, professionalism, technology and training which underpinned Adm Lord Nelson’s stunning victory have driven and shaped the Navy ever since.
#TrafalgarDay
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When the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet isn’t compiling dirt sheets on independent MPs who criticise the government, it’s teaching its six-figure staff the nationally pressing skills of “active allyship” and pronoun etiquette.
BREAKING: Here's the metadata for the dirt sheet Albanese shopped around against Australian MP Helen Haines in the weeks leading up to the far-left terror attack on her life.
Metadata says it was written in Word on an Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) system by the account "Lloyd, Joshua".
Joshua Lloyd is Deputy Director of Communications to the Prime Minister of Australia.
Great to know Josh spent 2 hours working on the document. Great use of my taxpayer money you bunch of fucking clowns. Thanks for toning down the temperature and uplifting the civility of our national body politic @AlboMP
