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- Political
- 27/04/2025
- 08:00
DOCTORS SUPPORT LABORS 1800 MEDICARE AFTER HOURS HEALTH CARE PROPOSAL
"The federal Labor governments proposal to establish a 1800 Medicare after hours service for all Australians will provide a needed health service and reduce the overcrowding of hospital emergency departments"said Dr Robert Marr OAM General Practitioner andspokesman for Australian Doctors Reform Society . "For too long Australian hospital emergency departments have often been the only free after hours service available to Australians resulting in overcrowded emergency departments and costing taxpayers over $600 a visit."said Dr Robert Marr OAM "It was shown during Covid that doctors can manage many health problems over the phone with telehealth " said Dr RobertMarr OAM…
- Federal Election
- 27/04/2025
- 07:00
Hunter highways to become ‘radioactive transport corridors’ under Coalition nuclear plan, energy union warns
Hunter highways to become ‘radioactive transport corridors’ under Coalition nuclear plan, energy union warns • Truck representing nuclear fuel and waste will travel between…
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- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:35
No place for adult-child sex books in schools, says Family First
Family First Senators, if elected, will push to make the Classification Review Board family friendly after it upheld its decision to allow school children access to a book which depicts paedophilia and pornography. The board’s decision to allow children access to the radical book Gender Queer by LGBTIQA+ activist Maia Kobabe is further evidence it is not acting in the interests of mainstream mums and dads, said lead Senate candidate for South Australia, Christopher Brohier. “No mum or dad wants their child’s school library lending their children a book which depicts a man in a sexual act with a child,…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:32
No place for adult-child sex books in schools, says Family First
Family First Senators, if elected, will push to make the Classification Review Board family friendly after it upheld its decision to allow school children access to a book which depicts paedophilia and pornography. The board’s decision to allow children access to the radical book Gender Queer by LGBTIQA+ activist Maia Kobabe is further evidence it is not acting in the interests of mainstream mums and dads, said lead Senate candidate for Victoria, Bernie Finn. “No mum or dad wants their child’s school library lending their children a book which depicts a man in a sexual act with a child, masturbation…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:27
No place for adult-child sex books in schools, says Family First
Family First Senators, if elected, will push to make the Classification Review Board family friendly after it upheld its decision to allow school children access to a book which depicts paedophilia and pornography. The board’s decision to allow children access to the radical book Gender Queer by LGBTIQA+ activist Maia Kobabe is further evidence it is not acting in the interests of mainstream mums and dads, said lead Senate candidate for Queensland, Katie Lush. “No mum or dad wants their child’s school library lending their children a book which depicts a man in a sexual act with a child, masturbation…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:23
No place for adult-child sex books in schools, says Family First
Family First Senators, if elected, will push to make the Classification Review Board family friendly after it upheld its decision to allow school children access to a book which depicts paedophilia and pornography. The board’s decision to allow children access to the radical book Gender Queer by LGBTIQA+ activist Maia Kobabe is further evidence it is not acting in the interests of mainstream mums and dads, said National Director and lead Senate candidate for New South Wales, Lyle Shelton. “No mum or dad wants their child’s school library lending their children a book which depicts a man in a sexual…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:14
Family First calls for end of “welcome to country”
The practice of welcoming Australians to their own country needs to be abandoned according to the Family First Party, which is standing 100 candidates at the federal election. “We should of course be proud of and honour indigenous Australians and their heritage,” said lead Senate candidate for Queensland, Katie Lush. “But that doesn’t mean public events and plane landings should contain an acknowledgement that citizens don’t have equal standing in this nation.” Ms Lush said Family First condemns the disruption to yesterday’s ANZAC service in Melbourne but agrees with veterans who told media the welcome to country was not appropriate.…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:09
Family First calls for end of “welcome to country”
The practice of welcoming Australians to their own country needs to be abandoned according to the Family First Party, which is standing 100 candidates at the federal election. “We should of course be proud of and honour indigenous Australians and their heritage,” said lead Senate candidate for Victoria, Bernie Finn. “But that doesn’t mean public events and plane landings should contain an acknowledgement that citizens don’t have equal standing in this nation.” Mr Finn said Family First condemns the disruption to yesterday’s ANZAC service in Melbourne but agrees with veterans who told media the welcome to country was not appropriate.…
- Political
- 26/04/2025
- 12:04
Family First calls for end of “welcome to country”
The practice of welcoming Australians to their own country needs to be abandoned according to the Family First Party, which is standing 100 candidates at the federal election. “We should of course be proud of and honour indigenous Australians and their heritage,” said National Director and lead Senate candidate for New South Wales, Lyle Shelton. “But that doesn’t mean public events and plane landings should contain an acknowledgement that citizens don’t have equal standing in this nation.” Mr Shelton said Family First condemns the disruption to yesterday’s ANZAC service in Melbourne but agrees with veterans who told media the welcome…
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