It's Barnacle Joyce isn't it. The last time he suffered such trauma is when he accidentally sent his favourite cow to the abattoir. theshovel.com.au/2026/06/14/o... #auspol
While other countries have introduced stronger protections and reimbursement schemes for scam victims, we continue to leave many bearing the financial burden of regulatory failures.
Australia lags behind on scam victim reimbursement
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The point of AUKUS is not the submarines: it’s the bases, one in Sterling WA and one either In Newcastle or in Port Kembla. Built at the expense of Aus. But operated by US. And US soldiers/servicemen lodged at those bases in houses built by Aus. So when US wars with China Aus bases are nuked byChina
Australia will buy 3 second hand Virginia class subs instead of the mix of new and used boats originally promised. Richard Marles calls it a cost-saving simplification, but it means giving up a new submarine with a full service life. #AUKUS #auspol
AUKUS: 'dodgy dealing' from the get-go.
Australia has the sixth longest coastline in the world, approx. 25,760 kilometers ... 3 subs every ~8586km isn't really gonna cut it, defence-wise. Ooops, that's right - they're to defend the US, not us. We pay $384Bn to the US to protect the US. Of course.
“Why didn’t we see the sleeping threat?”
The media class used to take a little narrative direction from civil society and it acted like an early warning. But lack of investment in democracy building, cost of living and constant attacks on leftists have had a chilling effect
Christ on a bike, you couldn't make this stuff up.
She wants to deport half the squad!
#HansonIsAnAwfulAustralian
#DontBeLikeHanson
#UpTheSocceroos
Prominent economist Saul Eslake demolishes LNP’s ‘aspiration’ myth saying their 1999 CGT discount failed to build a nation of entrepreneurs & shareholders, in fact, those rates only fell since 1999, while “disproportionately favouring richer & older Australians”💥 #auspol
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The case for AUKUS rests on treating submarines as essential to Australian sovereignty, while ignoring the broader defence capabilities that already protect Australia’s maritime approaches and raise s...
A man who within the last 24 hours has both called for an end to all immigration to Australia and chanted ‘Aussie Aussie Aussie’ at a World Cup live site, was said to be in a serious but stable condit...
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While other countries have introduced stronger protections and reimbursement schemes for scam victims, Australia continues to leave many bearing the financial burden of banking and regulatory failures...
Australia will now buy three used Virginia-class submarines under AUKUS instead of the new-and-used mix it was promised — a downgrade driven by US business & industrial shipyard strain.
AUKUS: 'dodgy dealing' from the get-go.
Australia has the sixth longest coastline in the world, approx. 25,760 kilometers ... 3 subs every ~8586km isn't really gonna cut it, defence-wise. Ooops, that's right - they're to defend the US, not us. We pay $384Bn to the US to protect the US. Of course.
This from the person interviewing Richard Spencer about his Pepe pin when he got clocked, is just galling.
“Why didn’t we see the sleeping threat?”
The media class used to take a little narrative direction from civil society and it acted like an early warning. But lack of investment in democracy building, cost of living and constant attacks on leftists have had a chilling effect
The case for AUKUS rests on treating submarines as essential to Australian sovereignty, while ignoring the broader defence capabilities that already protect Australia’s maritime approaches and raise s...
