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The Albanese government will push ahead with Digital ID for all Australians to enforce Age Verification like using a sledgehammer to change the batteries on the TV remote.
Labor and Liberal leaders Albanese and Dutton get into a bidding war over making GP visits cheaper in order to hoodwink Australians to give them another three years in power.
If Bulk billing were suddenly so obvious, why do they offer it now to get more power from us, why not provide it earlier to actually serve Australians. It is awfully convenient that the bean counters worked it our when poll numbers are down.
Former Labor deputy premier Jackie Trad ‘inappropriately interfered’ with a government selection process to hand-pick her own under-treasurer, a secret report by Queensland’s corruption watchdog has found but stopped short of recommending prosecution. She'd fought for years to suppress its release — almost $400,000 in taxpayer funds spent in the process.
Without any real power but to recommend, many now question the relevance of the made by the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) investigation
ASIO boss Mike Burgess has revealed that Australian defence personnel have been targeted by overseas spies by planting listening devices in gifts.
In an interview with 60 Minutes on Sunday, Mr Burgess said he was becoming increasingly worried about Australian kids as young as 12 being radicalised and links between foreign powers and outlaw motorcycle gangs.
He said that overseas actors were in particular interested in Australia’s nuclear submarine program as part of the AUKUS partnership
Police charged a 37-year-old man with the attack that destroyed a car last month outside the former home of Alex Ryvchin in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
A Yale Covid vaccine study reveals the worst, that spike protein based vaccines causing progressively mounting deficiencies in CD4 T-cell counts alongside the persistence of spike proteins in the blood, now detected, in a new record, up to 709 days post-vaccination - in 66% of the Covid vaccinees studied here with calls in some states in the US and with the President finally talking about the halting of covid mRNA vaccines
Germany will have a new Chancellor - The center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) looks set to win power in Germany. An exit poll released at 6 p.m. local time found that the CDU party is expected to be the largest party in the next German parliament, at about 29 percent of the vote.
This means that their leader, Friedrich Merz, will almost certainly become Germany’s next chancellor. Outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz scored only 16% support, 5 out of 6 rejected his party calling it a bitter result. The AFD party scored just shy of 20% with greens netting 13%.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban will scrap taxes for mothers of two or more children.
Argentine President Javier Milei surprised the conservative world by announcing a tariff-free trade agreement with the United States during his participation in the Conservative Political Action Conference
Zelensky says he is ‘ready’ to resign as Ukraine president if it brought peace or Ukraine entered NATO
Democrat Pollster Mark Penn who once worked for Bill Clinton has said support for the Party have fallen off a cliff. What was once in the high 40’s will come in around 35% whilst support for Donald Trump is sitting at 57%.
In Brazil inflation has caused meat prices to rise by 20% and eggs 40% which has resulted in government supporters and environmentalists to push eating crickets.
At issue is not just the nutrients crickets cannot replace or the harms they can cause, but the lack of effectiveness Lula’s government has on inflation.
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