"That’s our standard way of dealing with things”
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"I want to show Australians that I'm not a robot"
"They refuse to fit in or speak anything but their native tongue"
"Prince Andrew would make a great bin liner, for example"
Pokies den operators Clubs NSW has warned both sides contesting the NSW election to be careful on any planned reforms of the industry as it will only hurt Nanna. ”We all know and love our Nanna,” said a Clubs NSW... Read More ›
"Hang on, what's Adolf doing here?"
"There's a lot more mileage I need to extract from the issue before I officially reject it"
Parliament House has completely unchanged its security levels
This week in the United States of America, a former British colony on the North American continent, long-brewing political and social problems culminated in a messy speaker election in the lower chamber of the bicameral national parliament.
The Republican party, by far the more conservative of the two major parties in what effectively is a two-party political oligopoly, gained narrow majority in the chamber in November elections, but was unable to effectively execute on its new-found power. A small far-right splinter group within the party blocked the election of the speaker — a procedural position that has gradually become heavily politicized — demanding political favors in return for their votes. This resulted in four days of heated and often chaotic proceedings, at one point devolving into a brawl.
"Good afternoon. In the last 24 hours we have become aware of one new Scott Morrison ministry, bringing the total number of known ministries to six. All six ... "