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It appears Gina Rinehart has a PR problem.
Gina Rinehart drills, digs and destroys
During the most tumultuous fortnightly parliamentary sitting of the year – the last week of May and the first week of June – dominated by the debates about the Israel/Palestine armed conflict, the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, clandestinely sought the counsel of prominent Australian zionists, Mark and Jeremy Leibler.
In bad taste? Albanese wining and dining with Zionists and billionaires
Jo Dyer
It was a quirk of fate that the latest research from our electoral Stadler and Waldorf that showed a full 24% of Australians surveyed couldn’t name a single thing the Government had done that positively impacted their lives landed in the same week a Romanesque list of its achievements was circulated online by the cohort of passionate ALP supporters who take great exception to any criticism levelled against the style or substance of the Albanese Government. But even the most rabid of Labor stans would have to concede it’s a special kind of fuck-up that transforms a data collection process two years hence into a symbol of Government gormlessness that dangerously boosts perceptions of a Prime Minister lacking ticker.
Come to your census: data, Dutton and ducking for cover
Were the fossil fuel lobby to be equipped with actual weapons, a
coup would not be off the cards. A few Australian prime ministers have
already had their heads, politically speaking,served on a platter to the
mining industry, with Rinehart’s blessings. A depressing conclusion can
thereby be drawn. Australia is a country where rule is exercised by
those outside parliament. It’s Rinehart on minerals and metals and the
Pentagon and the US military complex on weapons and military bases. What
a stupendous state of affairs Australians find themselves in.
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