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What a tremedous ad ...
OUR NEW AD IS LIVE!
You’re the Voice that will make history.
On 14 October, we know we all can stand together with the power to be powerful.
#HistoryIsCalling, so #VoteYes. Are you in? John Farnham is.
#UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru #YoureTheVoice #VoteYes
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I am absolutely thrilled to announce that I have appointed @dizdarm as the ongoing Secretary for @NSWEducation. It is a priority to me to have a teacher leading the department - this valuable, grassroots knowledge is something you cannot learn without first-hand experience.
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Time to show our indigenous mates we are the the nicest white people that Australia has ever produced by voting Yes!
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This Workers’ Memorial Day, we remember, and continue our fight to ensure health and safety at work are protected.
Just this year, 24 truck drivers have died on Australian roads.
We need urgent reform to set fair, safe and sustainable standards for all transport workers.
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Thank you @GutweinP. The Voice is a project of national cohesion for Australia. It acknowledges dispossession through constitutional recognition, ends the British colonial era, underpinning a new foundation for a multi-cultural democracy. Always was, always is Aboriginal land.
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This is a heartbreaking lack of leadership. Inexcusable to call it a "divisive Canberra Voice" - the Uluru Statement from the Heart (that put forward the Voice to Parliament) is the result of years of consultation by First Nations people with Firsts Nations people right across the country.
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The @PRLMOinc are pleased to confirm that we have reached agreement with the NRL on the Enterprise Agreement for Match Officials for the next 4 years. nrl.com/news/2023/03/07/nrl-…
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#BREAKING
1️⃣ down, 2️⃣ to go ✅
The #NRL and its referees have agreed to a new 4️⃣-year enterprise agreement ✍️@PamelaWhaley
codesports.com.au/nrl/nrl-re…
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Thanks to @JessMacartney24 and the @PRLMOinc board for their advocacy during the EBA process. There’s a lot of work that goes into negotiations & your hard work is greatly appreciated. Happy, healthy & high performing match officials was the goal, and I’m sure will be the outcome
🗣️ JUST IN: The #NRL and @PRLMOinc have reached a new enterprise agreement, covering the refereeing squad for the next four years.
Details: bit.ly/3yocPKZ
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Just in case he’s forgotten - this is me with Angus Taylor on Sunrise in 2016.
Here’s what he said when the Libs increased taxes on super in govt: “it’s totally inappropriate that someone who has contributed millions + millions of dollars continues to get those 15% concessions”
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Our workplace is all about innovation, collaboration, and inclusivity. We have a number of roles currently available, including Member Experience Specialist, Home Lending Specialist, and Senior Security Engineer. More info here:
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I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed blocking all the far right racists who were ordered to spit their hate all over those supporting the Yes campaign. Of course they obediently did what they were told. Ineffectual drones.
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The worst failure of public policy ever. This example tells how a government agency drove a young man to suicide and even after he died they couldn’t give a stuff.
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Australia's young tradies who've been given a death sentence.
Sunday on #60Mins, a renovation catastrophe that's led to a global epidemic.
Australia’s renovation nightmare
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We’ll ban gay conversion therapy, it’s damaging and permanently hurts young people.
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We're proud of our 52 members who are flying to Türkiye to help with earthquake recovery efforts.
Our members will be joined by members of the @PoliceAssocNSW, @ResponseOne1, @HSUNSW, NSW Public Works & @ACTFireRescue.
Good luck Comrades, we know you will give your all.
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Last Saturday saw an amazing turnout for the Ride for Justice event supporting families and friends of homicide victims throughout NSW. Police Bank was proud to be a sponsor, helping to raise money for the Homicide Victims’ Support Group. We look forward to supporting again!
































