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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Sabra Lane
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley joins AM to discuss her new frontbench and plans to revive the shell-shocked Coalition;Indigenous groups upset over moves to expand Australia's biggest gas project - the North West Shelf;and the Federal anti-corruption watchdog under scrutiny for mishandling a complaint involving one of its own commissioners.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Sabra Lane
It's been a turbulent start for the new federal leader of the Liberal party Sussan Ley. The coalition split last week with the Nationals Walking away - it's now rejoined - but the temporary split was messy. The new Liberal leader unveiled a refreshed shadow cabinet yesterday, alongside David Littleproud whose nationals have re-joined the coalition.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Sabra Lane
Police allege a driver who ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool fans was on drugs; How a falling US dollar might be good for travellers but it could also be a sign pointing to trouble ahead for the Australian economy; Warnings about the risks of using superannuation to pay for costly dental work. Sabra Lane: Good morning, welcome to AM. It’s Wednesday the 28th of May. I’m Sabra Lane, coming to you from Nipaluna/Hobart.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Sabra Lane
Horror in Liverpool as a car ploughs through soccer fans celebrating their club's premiership victory;One of the country's largest private hospital operators struggling to stay afloat - blaming health insurers for 'rapacious profiteering';and soldiers helping residents with the massive task of cleaning up in flood-affected parts of northern New South Wales.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Sabra Lane
As the water recedes, the recovery begins for flood-affected areas of New South Wales. The Federal Government says this is the moment where the nation will get behind the communities ravaged by the rain and flooding.
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StatenParliament will have to sit in some form, before it is dissolved, so there is money to pay public servants, contractors etc etc (The Oppn leader has already said he will not try form a govt with the Greens... so, looks like an election).
If it is about the state's debt and deficit - what is @DeanWinterMP's solution? Cut spending? If so, where and when? Or increased/new taxes? It is not clear to me what Tasmania Labor is offering. It also backs a stadium.
Speaker Michelle O’Byrne - ‘the die is cast… the state is on the path for an early election”. On the issue of supply (the budget was only handed down last week). There’s only two months of money left. Says parliament needs to meet ASAP to consider that. Votes with Labor
