TOPICS: Bill restricting hate speech and gun ownership, parliamentary process, resignations from Shadow Cabinet, Liberal Party, conservative politics, Australian freedoms
TOPICS: Mass resignation of Nationals shadow ministers - hate crimes bill debate - National Party solidarity - Liberal leadership - One Nation - Coalition Joint Party Room process
TOPICS: National Day of Mourning over Bondi massacre, hate speech bill, resignation from Shadow Ministry, Nationals solidarity, future of coalition with Liberal Party
TOPICS: Nationals split, Liberal Party, hate speech laws, legislative process, cabinet solidarity, Jewish Australians, National Day of Mourning for Bondi terror attack
“Labor’s blatantly political approach to the tragedy of the 14 December Bondi massacre was not to directly address antisemitism, but instead to target law-abiding firearms owners and widen hate speech laws in unacceptable ways,” Dr Webster said.
Cities making decisions about who should get what, they need to go out there and make assessments on the ground, and that is the constant frustration that we have.
The youngest truck in a the convoy is 20 years old and some of the oldest exceed 50 yeas old with no air-conditioning... how is this OK?
TOPICS: Bushfires in Regional Victoria, resourcing of Country Fire Authority, volunteers and taxation, gratitude for volunteers
TOPICS: Bondi terrorist attack, Federal Royal Commission, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet review, gun laws, gun owners, heritage firearm ownership, antisemitism, Islamic terrorism, law enforcement