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Lid posted:Mr Foley said while Australia was not a racist society, there was a minority of people who were dangerous. "There should be strong laws to deal with this tiny minority who incite violence," he said. NSW Labor pledges to outlaw newspapers
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bandaid.friend posted:NSW Labor pledges to outlaw newspapers I'd unironically back this with the exception of NT News, tbh.
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Whitlam posted:I'd unironically back this with the exception of NT News, tbh. But then it becomes Murdoch's only print outlet so you better believe it's going downhill in that scenario.
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The Darwinians would burn it down before being deprived of the latest prawn boxing news.
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NT News is still better than the Australian.
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Coming up in the NT News, we feed newly unemployed columnists from the Australian to the Crocodiles.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:NT News is still better than the Australian. The sun is hot Water is wet I wiped my rear end with some TP and ended up with a better read than the Australian.
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"Janet Albretchsen was delicious, if a bit boney" - A Crocodile "Too Old" - The same crocodile, on being offered a bite of Paul Kelly
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:"Janet Albretchsen was delicious, if a bit boney" - A Crocodile "Kept trying to gently caress me, calling me 'a good boy'. I think it was missing its glasses". - John Crocodile, on Chris Kenny.
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The federal government has suffered a collapse in support in the critical state of NSW, lost ground across the five major capital cities and ceded further territory to One Nation, leaving Malcolm Turnbull facing an electoral battle on several key fronts in the new year. A quarterly demographic analysis of Newspoll conducted exclusively for The Australian shows that the Coalition still faces its greatest challenge in Queensland, where primary-vote support has continued to fall, hitting a low of 32 per cent for the first time, and marking an 11.2 point descent since last year’s election. Over a period dominated by the same-sex marriage debate and the citizenship crisis, the Coalition has suffered a slump in the Prime Minister’s home state of NSW since September, with a three-point slide in its primary vote, back to the record low levels recorded at the start of the year. This has coincided with another fall in Mr Turnbull’s approval rating. Dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister’s performance has risen four points since September and the gap between Mr Turnbull as preferred prime minister over Bill Shorten narrowed to its closest, seven points, in any quarter this year. The electoral backlash against the Coalition since last year’s election, which until now had been confined mostly to the regions where it has traditionally been strongest, appears to have spread to the capital cities. The Coalition’s primary vote across metropolitan seats has dropped to its lowest level since the election and now sits at 35 per cent. This has led to the government ending the year in a diminished position, with a one-point fall nationally to 54-46, having trailed 53-47 for the first three quarters of the year. While the Coalition has recovered some core support in South Australia and is recording a one-point improvement in Western Australia, these gains have failed to compensate for the slides in NSW — where the government is now on a primary vote of 35 per cent — and Queensland. Mr Turnbull faces a battle to recover the 10-point decline in the Coalition’s primary vote in Western Australia since the July 2016 election and an 11-point deficit in Queensland as well as recovering the ground lost in NSW. The Coalition has suffered a two-point fall in its two-party-preferred vote in the five mainland state capital cities since September to trail Labor 55-45. On a two-party-preferred basis, Labor leads 55-45 in Queensland, 54-46 in NSW and Victoria and 53-47 in both South Australia and Western Australia. This represents a 4 per cent swing nationally to Labor, which, if repeated at the next election, could result in the loss of between 20 and 30 seats for the Liberal and Nationals parties. The final Newspoll analysis of the year threatens to dampen the buoyancy in the Coalition parties that flowed from Mr Turnbull finishing the year achieving victories in two by-elections triggered by the High Court ruling on dual citizenship and claiming the scalp of disgraced Labor senator Sam Dastyari as it pursued popular new laws to curb foreign interference and influence. Newspoll shows the Coalition has failed to address a significant problem with male voters, where its support dropped a further point to 35 per cent — a nine-point fall since the election — giving Labor a narrow lead among men for the first time. Female voters have also marked Mr Turnbull down, with a five-point rise in the number of women dissatisfied with his performance since the September quarter. A sustained collapse among the over-50s has also yet to be arrested, signalling the possibility that the Coalition’s base supporters have “locked in” against Mr Turnbull. The number of people claiming to support anyone other than the two major parties — including One Nation, the Nick Xenophon Team, the Greens and other minor parties such as the Australian Conservatives — continues to rise, up one point to 28 per cent. The only bright spots for the Prime Minister were: a three-point lift in the Coalition’s primary vote in South Australia to 33 per cent — still two points behind the national average; and a one-point rise in Western Australia which at 39 per cent becomes Mr Turnbull’s strongest state on primary vote despite the Coalition’s support having plummeted from the 48.7 per cent primary vote at last year’s election. On a personal level, Mr Turnbull has retained his lead over the Opposition Leader as the preferred prime minister in every state and every age demographic. However, the gap narrowed over the past quarter to be the closest since the election, with Mr Turnbull falling three points to 40 per cent and Mr Shorten gaining a point to 33 per cent. Mr Shorten has closed the gap in regional areas, with Mr Turnbull declining to 38 per cent from 43 per cent in the past three months and Mr Shorten improving to 35 per cent to 31 per cent, narrowing the Prime Minister’s lead to three points. Mr Shorten has also failed to impress voters, suffering a two-point rise in his dissatisfaction rating to 55 per cent — only two points lower than Mr Turnbull’s — with his home state of Victoria marking him down the most. Mr Turnbull’s greatest problem is the low primary vote in NSW and Queensland, which together hold 87 of the 150 federal seats. They are also the states where One Nation is strongest and where it continues to lift its primary vote. The right-wing minor party, which poses the greatest threat to the conservative base of the Coalition, ended the year one point up in NSW on 10 per cent and one point up in Queensland, where it has 15 per cent of primary support. In NSW, the Coalition primary vote has fallen from 38 per cent to 35 per cent in the final quarter of the year, a seven-point decline since the last election. Queensland has also proved to be a significant problem for the Coalition, with a one-point drop in the past quarter to 32 per cent. Labor on the other hand is either at level-pegging or leading in every state with the exception of South Australia, where it trails by just one point, and where the main independent minor party, the Nick Xenophon Team, holds the bulk of an increased 27.2 per cent vote for other parties.
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Aw yeah labour pegging in every state Also merry xmas straya https://twitter.com/pauldowsley7/status/945399864426340352?s=17
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The world has changed direction since Donald Trump gained power, countries are regaining their sovereignty and are deciding their own paths. Turnbull is stuck in the old paradigm allowing the UN/EU Global Elites to dictate our direction towards their planned socialist/marxist global NWO. People are now awake to this destructive direction and clearly see the future, and its very ugly. We need to regain our sovereignty, dump all of the climate/energy bs, adopt a low taxing, less regulation, capitalist free market, small government model asap or we are going to be either left behind or destroyed. The time for action is now!
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Synthbuttrange posted:Aw yeah labour pegging in every state https://twitter.com/coutsa/status/945441915742253057
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-26/boxing-day-sales-shoppers-find-no-discounts-after-queueing/9285680quote:The Boxing Day sales are famous — so famous in fact that hundreds of shoppers have lined up overnight at some stores only to find no discounts on offer.
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Man walks down the beach being scared of families playing happily: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hart.967422/videos/322092784953421/ Merry Christmas.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:The world has changed direction since Donald Trump gained power, countries are regaining their sovereignty and are deciding their own paths. Turnbull is stuck in the old paradigm allowing the UN/EU Global Elites to dictate our direction towards their planned socialist/marxist global NWO. People are now awake to this destructive direction and clearly see the future, and its very ugly. We need to regain our sovereignty, dump all of the climate/energy bs, adopt a low taxing, less regulation, capitalist free market, small government model asap or we are going to be either left behind or destroyed. The time for action is now! Full anarchy now. The meek are meat and the strong will eat.
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Hobo Erotica posted:Man walks down the beach being scared of families playing happily: loving ancaps
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Hobo Erotica posted:Man walks down the beach being scared of families playing happily: what an absolute fuckwit, I'm surprised he's not wearing his Toll shirt
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Hobo Erotica posted:Man walks down the beach being scared of families playing happily: lol what is Australian culture? He probably thinks Barry MacKenzie is the height of Australian culture.
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Cleretic posted:Greens continue to make gains that barely fall short of gaining seats, and so continue to not be seen as making any at all. I was thinking about this the other day and concluded that Scott Ludlam resigning over section 44 may have been the single most influential act of any Greens member ever. Think about it - without Scott stepping down we wouldn't have gotten all those LNP fuckers tossed out and that led the government losing its grip which led to marriage equality and a banking royal commission.
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Hobo Erotica posted:Man walks down the beach being scared of families playing happily: This is hilarious imo. They're playing Indian music.
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You Am I posted:lol what is Australian culture? He probably thinks Barry MacKenzie is the height of Australian culture. Barry McKenzie was satirising him 40 years ago. Sad.
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JBP posted:This is hilarious imo. They're playing Indian music. That was great. They're literally waving at him. "I feel so unwelcome!" Look, they're on the playground!
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Have some empathy for his plight people. I mean who doesn't want to vomit uncontrollably into the nearest garbage bin at the sight of happy well adjusted people enjoying themselves?
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Of course he didn't consider that most people would be at home with family.
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So that's what Boxing Day is about, you're supposed to go out and fight (box) foreigners.
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A pair of high profile Triple M hosts have spoken out on-air against the network’s decision to run their Ozzest 1o0 countdown on January 26th; a countdown being run seemingly as a pisstaking effort against Triple J‘s highly commended decision to move the Hottest 100 away from Australia Day as a mark of respect for Indigenous Australians. Drive hosts Mick Molloy and Jane Kennedy have used their show to express their disappointment at their employer’s decision, with Molloy expressing a desire to see Australia Day moved away from January 26 in order to see it become a day that “everyone can enjoy.” CrackerJack has had enough with his bosses
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They know better than to work for MMM and Austereo. They will likely be the final ones from d gen burned forever by the station if they're serious. One of MMMs finest days was Tony Martin at his wits end with the station inviting Judith Lucy on to shitcan Austereo for an hour.
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Noted SJW Mick Molloy
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JBP posted:They know better than to work for MMM and Austereo. They will likely be the final ones from d gen burned forever by the station if they're serious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w00UsFwn34w
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Hobo Erotica posted:That was great. They're literally waving at him. "I feel so unwelcome!" It's strange how he's so hung up on how they must think "Australians" are pathetic etc. Really says quite a bit out his own sense of self worth. Hilarious that filming families hanging down by the beach on boxing day is evidence that they refuse to assimilate with "Australian" values.
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Mad Katter posted:It's strange how he's so hung up on how they must think "Australians" are pathetic etc. Really says quite a bit out his own sense of self worth. He's echoing it in the FB comments too, convinced that they wear hijabs to humiliate us, it's how they wage jihad. Like he thinks they just do it to wind us up. It's quite interesting, you're right, it does say a lot about his mjndset. It's not something I've heard explicitly referenced before
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JBP posted:They know better than to work for MMM and Austereo. They will likely be the final ones from d gen burned forever by the station if they're serious. That really surprises me, I didn't know they were even working back at that station (because Austereo is dead to me). Ed Kavalee got a gig with 2day FM now, it's all crazy  WhiskeyWhiskers posted:I miss Peter Grace. I miss Richard Marsland.
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People are calling Molloy a cuck lol. Sorry your Melbourne Uni performing arts major poster boy isn't an actual monster I guess. E: must be poo poo for Jane Kennedy she's been on board for like two months outside of doing interviews in the past. MMM really have serious split personality when it comes to rock and roll radio vs their entertainment slots.
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JBP posted:This is hilarious imo. They're playing Indian music. 'NO AUSSIES' lmao I wonder if he asked every single person in that park for their citizenship document? considering they're following the grand tradition of going to the beach/park on boxing day I'd say they're pretty aussie.
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The Before Times posted:'NO AUSSIES' lmao He admits "They're not tourists, they live here". He's not talking about citizenship, he's literally talking about skin colour.
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