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| Opinion: Class warfare height of hypocrisy as Greens slide into irrelevance
Gold Coast Bulletin (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - You have to laugh – or cry – at the hypocrisy of politicians criticising Pauline Hanson for being in the company of a wealthy ... |
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| ‘Sit down!’ Barnaby Joyce went on ABC’s flagship current affairs show ... and shouted at a dog
The Sydney Morning Herald (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - ... “I, I think … SIT DOWN! … Sorry, it’s a dog.” Barnaby Joyce was about to answer a question on the ABC about whether he was comfortable ... |
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| Interview with Andrew Clennell, Sky News
The Department of the Environment and Energy (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - ANDREW CLENNELL, HOST: Joining me live from Brisbane is Environment and Water Minister Murray Watt, who also likes to talk a bit about One ... version ofWhite Lotus with Gina Rinehart. For me the issue isn't about her being in a bad new episode of White Lotus with Gina Rinehart, it' |
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| Barnaby Joyce claims Australia at risk of copycat Tommy Robinson if migration levels not reduced
The Toowoomba Chronicle (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - Australia is at risk of producing our own versions of British alt right activist Tommy Robinson and importing the UK’s ‘friction and ... |
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| Hanson’s self-righteous diva-like evasions continue
The Age (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - Cathy Wilcox To submit a letter to The Age , email letters@theage.com.au . Please include your home address and telephone number ... |
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| The flywheel effect: Beetaloo gas fuels NT plans for economic boom
The Australian Financial Review (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - The territory’s ambitions to expand into data centres and rare earths hinge on a huge gas resource and its potential to deliver cheap and plentiful power. |
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| Double jeopardy for Chinese nationals flouting Treasurer’s divestment orders
The Toowoomba Chronicle (Mon, 20 Jul 2026) - Chinese citizens face penalties at home if they assist overseas rare earths projects, creating an investment and governance dilemma for ... |
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