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CheckMate November 25, 2022 This week,

CheckMate details why a claim by One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts about a recent “staggering decline” in Australian births doesn’t add up.

Fact Check in the lead-up to tomorrow’s Victorian election. Senator quotes ‘incomplete’ figures to suggest decline in Australian births

Source: One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts suggested there has been a decline in births related to COVID-19 vaccines. Is that correct? – ABC News

 

Victoria’s major parties are set to release the costings for their election promises two days out from polling day.

So far Labor has made $12 billion worth of commitments while the Liberal and Nationals have pledged $28b, according to the Parliamentary Budget Office.

The Victorian Greens announced $37b worth of promises over the campaign.

Source: Price of election promises revealed – Michael West

 Who ever voted this Pentecostalism's ex Military man, proven attempted but failed fraudster in?

 Senior Liberal MP Stuart Robert, while in government, secretly gave free advice to a Canberra consulting firm that helped large companies win government contracts and meet Coalition ministers.

Senior Coalition MP Stuart Robert gave secret advice to lobbyists

In Victoria’s most marginal seat, Labor’s candidate, Strictly Ballroom star Paul Mercurio, is fighting for a notional nine votes with a former Greg Hunt staffer who has publicly defended Renee Heath.

The Battle of Hastings: Mercurio, ex-staffer fight for most marginal seat

 

Dan Andrews response to the religious takeover of LNP Political tactics

 

When even your biggest sycophants think you've failed

 

The Fiberal Party of Australia - Lies & Misdemeanours

Oh my the biggest campaign to increase and break the profit records  set by calling them a "struggle"

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"The mining industry is already pouring out lies in response to the government’s industrial relations changes, just like it did in response to Labor’s mining tax over a decade ago. Except, this time the lies are even more absurd.

In fact it’s almost a case of “come back, Mitch Hooke, all is forgiven”, if the quality of the latest scare campaign from the Minerals Council is anything to go by.

Dutifully written up by News Corp stenographers, the mining industry’s argument aga…

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