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Liar Liar Morrison and Reynalds are both Catastrophising the NDIS and have been caught out.

NDIS on track with forecast budget despite PM’s claim of cost blowouts

Scott Morrison warned the NDIS faced cost blowouts without new integrity measures, but the scheme is on track with Productivity Commission forecasts.

Opposition NDIS spokesman Bill Shorten said the government’s senior ranks had been “dramatically catastrophising” about scheme sustainability and hyping fictional cost blowouts. 

“Now it turns out that has just been pearl-clutching kabuki theatre when they knew all along the NDIS is tracking just as predicted,” Mr Shorten said.“The Liberals knew this when they ripped $4.6 billion dollars out of the scheme calling it an underspend. And they know it now as they hype fake blowouts to justify further cuts and privatisation through compulsory independent assessments.”

 

 

Hearing the former Australia Post chief has landed a job at a multibillion-dollar freight and parcel rival brought on a surge of “right on, sister!”

 Note, for instance, her “f--- you” delivered in meticulously bland corporate-speak. The position at Global Express is “a new chapter ... about looking forward and rebuilding”, she told the ABC, with the caveat: “There’s a few things we need to do about the past.”

 As to whether the Australia Post board indeed hung her out to dry after the PM’s intervention – the company insists she resigned – the inquiry’s findings will likely be revealing.

Christine Holgate delivers revenge with rival posting

 

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J’Accuse! Peddling government propaganda, media over-hypes “drums of war” with China

by Brian Toohey | May 11, 2021 | Government, Home Affairs

The use of disinformation campaigns and cyber attacks by authoritarian states has rightly attracted much criticism in the mainstream media. However, the US and its democratic allies decades ago pioneered the use of disinformation in their own propaganda campaigns. Brian Toohey reports.

 

When some Aussies are more Aussie than others

Questions of identity and rights are underlined in a series of posters by artist Peter Drew.