‘Blind Freddy’ could see who was at fault: Road-safety ad mocked online
A Transurban road-safety advert for consciousness round vans has been mocked on-line after “blind Freddy” might see the fault was…
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‘Unfinished business’ by Coalition to get legislation through to ‘protect religious freedom’
Menzies Research Centre Nick Cater says the Coalition has “unfinished business” to get laws via to “protect religious freedom”. “I…
‘Put down the baguettes’: ‘Workshy wastrel disease’ has rippled through UK’s workforce
Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan says recently, an “infectious disease” has rippled by Britain’s workforce referred to as “workshy…
South Korea to benefit from Albanese government’s $2 billion green hydrogen commitment
The Albanese authorities’s $2 billion dedication to fund inexperienced hydrogen tasks might be welcome news for South Korea, which wants…
Voters had a ‘lukewarm response’ to Labor’s budget
The Australian’s Chief Political Correspondent Geoff Chambers there was a “very lukewarm response” to final week’s funds from voters. “More…
Peter Dutton ‘talking about the real concerns’ of middle Australia
Former Liberal Minister Zed Seselja says Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is taking part in “his own game” and “talking about…
Social Services Minister slams Dutton’s JobSeeker budget reply idea
Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth lately “bagged” Peter Dutton’s funds reply concept to boost the quantity you’ll be able to…
Taxpayers could foot a billion-dollar bill in plans to grant citizenship to NZ residents
Taxpayers may foot a billion-dollar welfare invoice as a part of the Albanese authorities’s plans to grant citizenship to New…
Jim Chalmers pushes pitch to middle Australia
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is pushing his finances credentials to center Australia as a significant nationwide gross sales pitch kicks into…
World’s tallest woman votes in Turkey election
The world’s tallest dwelling lady, who stands at two metres and 15 centimetres tall, has forged her vote in Turkey’s…