The first bit of poll news to relate involves YouGov’s rather remarkable result ahead of Saturday’s South Australian state election, which you can read about in the post below. The bad polling news for the conservative side of politics doesn’t end there:
• The West Australian today has seat polls from the Liberals’ four most marginal seats in Western Australia, conducted Friday to Monday from a sample size of 750. Given the fairly small sample size, it would only seem safe to pool the results and tally up the overall swings. Labor holds a lead across the four seats of 54-46 in the poll compared with a post-redistribution average of 56.1-43.9, suggesting Labor would comfortably win Swan (margin 3.3%), Pearce (5.5%) and Hasluck (5.9%), and be in the hunt for Tangney (9.8%). The average primary votes in the poll are Liberal 35.9% (down 10.2%), Labor 42.4% (up 11.8%), Greens 6.5% (down 4.4%), One Nation 4.0% (down 0.5%) and United Australia Party 3.2%. The West Australian’s report does break down the numbers, which for what they’re worth have it at 50-50 in Tangney, with Labor leading 52-48 in Hasluck, 55-45 in Pearce and 59-41 in Swan. Primary votes are also included in the report, if you can access it.
• The West Australian also reported yesterday that a poll commissioned by the Greens in Western Australia and conducted by the Online Research Unit recorded Labor on 42% (up 12.2% on the 2019 election result), the Coalition on 33% (down 12.2%), the Greens on 11% (down 0.6%) and the United Australia Party on 1% (down 1.0%) independents on 9%, leaving 4% to be accounted for by either minor parties or an undecided component. It also had Senate results of Labor 39% (up 11.4%), Coalition 33% (down 9.3%), Greens 12% (down 0.2%), the United Australia Party on 2% (up 0.2%) and independents 11%, leaving 3% unaccounted for. A sample size and field work dates were not provided.
• The Australian yesterday had further results from the weekend Newspoll featuring an occasional exercise measuring respondents’ assessments of the leaders’ characteristics. I tend not to get too excited about these as they generally march in lock-step with the leaders’ overall approval ratings, although there would be some value in assessing the balance of the various results for different leaders over the long term, which is something I never quite find time to do. The latest results find Scott Morrison with a stronger result than Anthony Albanese on “experienced”, which is fairly typical for the incumbent, but losing his advantage on “decisive and strong”, falling further behind on “in touch with the voters” and “likeable”, and continuing to have a problem on “arrogant”.
Greensborough:
Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 9:23 pm
[‘That’s your best shot?
Pathetic.’]
No, but I didn’t want to embarrass you on a public forum by suggesting your links to the extreme Right of the Labor party – the now moribund DLP. Come on, admit your connections. Next, you’ll be extolling the virtues of Mannix. It must’ve been very hard for you at school – that’s fair enough. I can understand your angst(?).
Today I learnt that Australia’s Environment Minister, who obviously *doesn’t* believe in climate science enough to feel she needs to do anything about it, *does* believe enough in numerology to put an extra S in her name to give her more woo or something.
This is somehow the scariest thing I’ve ever learnt about a member of the LNP in at least 3 or 4 days.
Ya’ll need Jesus
Expat @ #1002 Thursday, March 17th, 2022 – 10:08 pm
The Prime Minister of our country believes that the universe was created by a sky fairy about 7,000 years ago, and that he and his fellow ‘believers’ are going to be ‘raptured’ up into the sky sometime soon, leaving the rest of us to ‘eternal torment’, and you are concerned that Ssussssan LLLLeyyy also has an addled brain! Me too, but she’s well into second place.
Mr Mysterious:
Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 10:12 pm
[‘Ya’ll need Jesus’]
For what?
You mean my Mexican friend?
Yabba,
You have a huge mind, apparently. But, there’s a silly old bugger on stationary bike in that space.
Surely, there’s room for someone with progressive ideas?
Just asking for a tenant.
noraa0508@gmail.comthe bigest bullies in australia areHadley and jones his vitreole against kenearly and oceshott is disgracefull kitching and byrn took the myth that china was our enimy yet media largely the more clear cut bullying buy morreson of briget archer so what marksen is saying you can leak tacdicks and tell bolt you want morreson to win the ilection and labor should just acsept a senater asisting the enimy there going after wong as shes albos allie
@yabba
Note the part where I said it’s the scariest thing I’ve learnt *in the last few days* – Morrison thinking the world is 3 thousand years old has been common knowledge to everyone for many years.
Maybe the general public need to hear about Morrison believing he literally has the “gift of prophecy” when he talks in tongues, and this would finally knock off the most severely rusted-on?
Mavis,
Mr Growler to you!
The DLP isn’t moribund, it’s extinct, an ex-party, gone to meet its maker, rolled up the curtain and joined the choir invisible: https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/the-dlp-65-years-after-the-split-has-too-few-members-to-survive-20220307-p5a2k1.html
Being in iso really sucks.
My wife and I are arguing about phone chargers.
It’s driving families apart!
Greensborough Growler @ #1007 Thursday, March 17th, 2022 – 10:23 pm
GG, You said it:
That’s your best shot?
Pathetic.
I think this young man’s attempting to outdo Rees-Mogg. Have they not heard berth control? Or is it that he’s abiding by the Catholic dictum of: ‘using contraception is “intrinsically evil” in itself, regardless of the consequences’, even it seems rape? Pepys.
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/nsw/over-the-moon-dominic-perrottet-takes-parental-leave-after-birth-of-seventh-child-20220317-p5a5ly.html
Yabba,
Suicide fish like you always bite.
That’s why there aren’t many Yabba fish these days.
Mavis_says:
Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 10:41 pm
“I think this young man’s attempting to outdo Rees-Mogg. Have they not heard berth control?
…..”
Berth control. Are you suggesting the nuke subs base has another issue.
(Okay – belated pedant alert.)
Aaahhhh the haters are getting on board for a bit of pay back
nutes ago
Ex-MP: ALP bullying nearly killed me
Emma Husar was forced to quit the federal labor party and give up her seat amid allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. She was cleared of most of the allegations but says the media attention ruined her life and she canââ¬â¢t get a new job in NSW. She said sheââ¬â¢s been forced to leave family and her community for a new start in Perth.
Ex-Labor MP Emma Husar has slammed her former party, saying it is ‘toxic and manipulative’ — and its leader Anthony Albanese is behaving like a ‘gaslighting narcissist’.
Mavis
I think this young man’s attempting to outdo Rees-Mogg. Have they not heard berth control? Or is it that he’s abiding by the Catholic dictum of: ‘using contraception is “intrinsically evil” in itself, regardless of the consequences’, even it seems rape? Pepys.
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A man is celebrating the birth of his daughter and you post about “rape”!!
a ‘gaslighting narcissist’
Look in the mirror, Emma.
Calls for Labor to probe Kitching’s ‘bullying’ claims
Several Labor figures have joined calls by friends of Senator Kimberley Kitching for an inquiry into how she was treated by colleagues before her death.
Ahh the anonymous sources are out as well.
Tomorrow herald suns stories….
4-5 stories running in the Lnp propaganda rag tomorrow about how mean these girls were.
All political parties have factions so there is going to be some argy bargy when one group or the other think it’s time for a change. Look at NSW Liberals – Scummos faction has been putting so much pressure on their members it has finished up in Court this week. It is sad that the late Senator had not been endorsed before her heart attack. Every party endorses a candidate for one term, not forever. Obviously Hawke, Zimmerman and Co don’t think that applies to them.
How can you have an inquiry if the person is dead and the allegations are so vague? Can’t cross examine them.
Boerwar @ #675 Thursday, March 17th, 2022 – 9:47 am
It’s hard to see how this is an appropriate response.
It will only harm the people of Bangladesh, not the Government.
Something lizzie / Zoe would rejoice in hearing.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/english-teachers-told-to-focus-on-grammar-punctuation-as-writing-declines-20220317-p5a5l9.html
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/education-minister-blames-dud-teachers-for-declining-education-results-20220317-p5a5k6.html
And yet as we’ve just seen, in NSW it’s the school curriculum that is largely responsible for declining literacy among students!
Good morning Dawn Patrollers
More financial help will be promised to the NSW northern rivers in a federal deal with the state government to add to a sudden extension in $3000 disaster payments after one of Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s political allies accused him of “disgusting” neglect of flood victims, write David Crowe and Alexandra Smith.
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/more-federal-flood-support-promised-for-local-areas-that-missed-out-20220317-p5a5l7.html
“Anthony Albanese is sitting pretty for the election – so what could possibly go wrong?”, asks Michelle Grattan.
https://theconversation.com/grattan-on-friday-anthony-albanese-is-sitting-pretty-for-the-election-so-what-could-possibly-go-wrong-179475
Serious times require serious leaders. You may not like Anthony Albanese but he’s telling you who he is, writes Van Badham who says desperation is driving Scott Morrison deeper into the dress-up box.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/mar/17/as-his-fauxgan-act-wears-thin-desperation-is-driving-scott-morrison-deeper-into-the-dress-up-box
Without a major scandal to their name, Marshall’s team looks destined to become the latest in a long line of one-term Liberal governments, writes David Penberthy.
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/opinion/david-penberthy-theres-enough-buffer-in-the-margin-for-error-for-malinauskas-to-win-even-if-polls-are-off/news-story/550936dd4b0e9b26a045cfba203fbf8d
It is utter hubris that Scott Morrison and Peter Dutton continue to fan the flames of war with China discourse, writes Paul Begley.
https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/australias-war-with-china-featherweight-versus-heavyweight,16161
Patrich Hatch reports from the first day of public hearings in an inquiry examining The Star’s Sydney casino licence. It heard the ASX-listed casino group’s chief financial officer, Harry Theodore, and general counsel, Oliver White, were both involved in misleading NAB and China UnionPay about the some $900m of transactions in 2019 which disguised $900 million worth of Chinese debit card gambling transactions. Charming!
https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/utterly-misleading-the-star-hid-900m-in-gambling-transactions-from-banks-20220317-p5a5cn.html
Listed casino giant The Star Entertainment Group appears to be rapidly heading for the same devastating fall as Crown casino. The future of one of Sydney’s premier tourist and hospitality sites is now in the balance, writes Nick McKenzie.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/the-star-may-struggle-to-keep-casino-licence-after-shocking-evidence-20220317-p5a5mq.html
Ellizabeth Knight, who says the Star inquiry has started with a bang, reckons the Star management should brace for discomfort.
https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/off-with-a-bang-star-management-should-brace-for-discomfort-20220317-p5a5m6.html
Scott Morrison has to be very selective with the data to make a favourable global comparison with respect to emissions reduction, says Graham Readfearn.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/mar/17/is-australia-really-beating-other-countries-at-cutting-emissions
To really address climate change, Australia could make 27 times as much electricity and make it renewable, explain these contributors to The Conversation.
https://theconversation.com/to-really-address-climate-change-australia-could-make-27-times-as-much-electricity-and-make-it-renewable-179311
The US Federal Reserve has taken its first interest rate step, and the RBA is sure to follow, opines Shane Wright.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/federal-reserve-takes-first-rate-step-the-rba-is-sure-to-follow-20220317-p5a5du.html
David Crowe expresses concern that the government has been shockingly slow to act on Russian billionaires with significant interests in Australia. Another case of biga announcement, little action?
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/australia-s-plodding-action-against-putin-s-oligarchs-20220317-p5a5fk.html
Labor senator Kimberley Kitching sent a text saying Penny Wong never wanted to see her again the night before she lodged a bullying complaint with workplace safety consultants, writes Sharri Markson.
https://amp.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/revealed-the-bad-kimberley-kitching-texts-about-penny-wong-and-her-bullying-complaints/news-story/b47fcdad9acf4642472a9d222c7aee54
Labor’s deputy leader, Richard Marles, says the party will assess its internal culture in “an ongoing way” after facing a barrage of questions about whether the late senator Kimberley Kitching was bullied and ostracised by senior colleagues.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/mar/17/labor-to-examine-internal-culture-in-ongoing-way-after-questions-about-kimberley-kitching-treatment
Lisa Visentin reports that acting federal Education Minister Stuart Robert has blamed “dud teachers” for the decline in the academic results of Australian students while praising independent schools for employing only quality teachers and delivering a model example of education. Well, Robert himself is a model example of something else! He is a shocker in so many ways!
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/education-minister-blames-dud-teachers-for-declining-education-results-20220317-p5a5k6.html
Speaking of model examples, Barnaby Joyce is in a class of his own after saying, “Those carrying coffins in Ukraine are not focused on climate change”, in comments aimed at children after the recent Federal Court decision that federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley did not have a duty of care to protect young people from climate change harm when considering fossil fuel projects such as mines.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/those-carrying-coffins-out-of-ukraine-are-not-focused-on-climate-change-20220317-p5a5m0.html
The federal budget on May 29 will contain further measures to help families deal with rising living costs, but the Treasurer says the age of open spending sparked by the pandemic is coming to an end. Harley Dennett writes that Josh Frydenberg will gradually start moving to paying down the massive debts incurred over the pandemic and will reveal that total debt will peak lower than forecast last December.
https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7662940/treasurer-hints-at-budget-help-for-families-but-govt-to-begin-paying-down-debts/?cs=14329
Frustrated workers will no longer accept pay rises of 3 or 3.5 per cent a year, unions say, as new forecasts predict consumer price inflation is heading towards 5 per cent, writes the AFR’s David Marin-Guzman.
https://www.afr.com/work-and-careers/workplace/unions-go-for-6pc-wage-rises-amid-inflation-surge-20220317-p5a5hh
The NSW government is facing cost overruns across several road and rail projects that form part of its $110 billion infrastructure pipeline, write Matt O’Sullivan and Tom Rabe.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/nsw-treasurer-warns-of-market-pressures-amid-mega-project-blowouts-20220317-p5a5mc.html
Michaela Whitbourn reports that an elite soldier has told the Federal Court it was a “bit rich” for war veteran Ben Roberts-Smith to be patron of a mental health charity because he believed the decorated former soldier was a bully who had caused a comrade to develop depression.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/bit-rich-for-roberts-smith-to-back-mental-health-charity-soldier-tells-court-20220317-p5a5fn.html
The precarious conditions for residents of boarding houses across Sydney have come under the spotlight this week after a fire that was allegedly deliberately lit destroyed a Newtown building, killing three people.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/a-hovel-but-it-s-home-sydney-s-boarding-houses-point-to-affordability-crisis-20220317-p5a5es.html
Now Blackmores is aiming to fleece pet owners with their products carrying questionable health claims.
https://www.afr.com/work-and-careers/leaders/blackmores-sets-out-to-reach-1-billion-consumers-20220302-p5a149
Motor homes intended for Lismore residents whose houses were inundated in this month’s floods are lying empty because linen and water sources have not been organised, while housing “pods” promised by the New South Wales government are yet to materialise.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/mar/18/motor-homes-for-flood-affected-lismore-residents-empty-while-more-temporary-housing-yet-to-arrive
An architect of the National Disability Insurance Scheme says a compulsory doubling in hours for disability workers will increase costs for users, adding to fears of advocates and providers that services will be hit. Angus Thompson tells us that the agency overseeing the scheme says it is reviewing its pricing following a Fair Work decision to increase the minimum hours for workers, with economists saying the overall cost of the NDIS is likely to increase and registered providers warn of more gig workers in the space.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/ndis-service-fears-over-wage-decision-20220225-p59ztw.html
Why would the ABC put barriers in the way of Australians’ enjoyment of its cultural treasure house (and the bad stuff)? Mark Sawyer wonders whether management understood the implications, or simply fell under the spell of its seemingly unlimited army of tinkerers and spruikers.
https://www.michaelwest.com.au/submit-or-be-screened-out-abc-makes-us-sign-away-our-souls/
Electric cars are surging across NSW, with more now registered in Canterbury-Bankstown and around Parramatta than anywhere else in the state as their prices fall and access to charging stations increases. NSW registered electric vehicles, hybrid petrol-electric cars and those using “other fuel” including hydrogen more than doubled from 37,238 to 78,644 in the two years to September 2021.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/it-s-no-longer-a-rich-man-s-car-where-electric-car-ownership-is-surging-in-sydney-20220316-p5a53n.html
The impending death of the US dollar has been greatly exaggerated, says Stephen Bartholomeusz.
https://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/lethal-weapon-the-demise-of-the-us-dollar-has-been-greatly-exaggerated-20220317-p5a5dv.html
With the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine not going exactly to plan, people are thinking more sharply about Russia after Vladimir Putin and how that may be brought about, writes the London Telegraph’s Mark Galiotti.
https://www.afr.com/world/europe/how-putin-might-be-removed-from-power-and-who-could-take-over-20220315-p5a4qb
The corporate regulator is investigating real estate investor Sasha Hopkins and activities involving A Team Property Group, gathering information from mum-and-dad investors who backed failed property developments.
https://www.afr.com/property/residential/asic-investigates-property-mogul-following-project-collapses-20220208-p59usy
Fireworks at the MCG could be a thing of the past owing to the risk posed by thousands of square metres of flammable cladding covering part of the Northern Stand.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/mcg-fireworks-on-hold-over-fears-for-3500m-of-flammable-cladding-20220317-p5a5hg.html
P&O Ferries, one of the largest ferry operators serving the United Kingdom, has fired 800 crew members with “immediate” effect, touching off protests and prompting some of the employees to lock themselves aboard vessels.
https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/major-uk-ferry-operator-fires-800-crew-after-pausing-service-20220318-p5a5pb.html
Harriett Alexander reports about a Double Bay florist who is alleged to have misused his customers’ credit cards and not paid staff, couriers and suppliers has told his Instagram followers that he is heading to the United States, as new details emerge about his credit history in his home state of Tasmania. Surely a candidate for “Arsehole of the Week”.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/mr-flamboyant-planning-his-holidays-as-accusers-line-up-20220316-p5a56b.html
Cartoon Corner
David Rowe
Cathy Wilcox
Simon Letch
Matt Golding
Peter Broelman
Jim Pavlidis
Andrew Dyson
Mark Knight
Leak
From the US
“ Emma Husar was forced to quit the federal labor party and give up her seat amid allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. She was cleared of most of the allegations ”
This is sad, because I like Emma, thought she was treated badly, but it contains two lies. She was not ‘forced to quit’ the party – or her seat for that matter. She was not cleared of ‘most of the allegations’, only the risible sexual harassment claims that the odious Wokeman used to slut shame her: at te end of the day there were sustained findings of poor management and bullying of staff that were made. Not matters that should have ended her career, but matters which – in the absence of those terrible Wokeman matters – could have and I believe would have been worked through and adequately addressed.
Albanese has in no way gaslighted Emma Husar: he simply points to the facts: she dedided to not re-contest her seat. The party selected someone else as the candidate. Emma changed her mind at the heal of the hunt, but by that stage the party had moved on AND there were still those matters of poor management to work through. When Emma takes pot shots at Albo, she is being very selective with the truth. Sad.
The conduct of the media has been disgraceful.
Julia Banks
If a 52 year old male MP died suddenly of a heart attack, there would be no
-derogatory sexist language,
-partisan weaponry,
-political point scoring
– or such extensive media coverage & non-medical opinion that stress was the cause of death
This is disgraceful #auspol https://t.co/ruKqSjgw5v
“ If a 52 year old male MP died suddenly of a heart attack, there would be no
-derogatory sexist language,
-partisan weaponry,
-political point scoring
– or such extensive media coverage & non-medical opinion that stress was the cause of death
This is disgraceful #auspol https://t.co/ruKqSjgw5v”
Sharri Markson and the 9/Faix minikins should hang their heads in shame.
Andrew Earlwood.
They should indeed.
I didnt appreciate Kimberly kitching during the christine Holgate saga. And I wouldn’t be surprised if some Labor senators didnt either at the time.
She has now passed away and at the very least allow her to be farewelled without this crapola.
Pathetic to say the least.
More disgraceful conduct by the LNP 9/Faix subsidiarily:
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/labor-factional-brawl-heads-to-high-court-after-senator-s-death-20220317-p5a5jk.html
Now – because it suits their agenda – the Groupers are the only folk within Labor who are pure of democratic purpose and patriotic. Everybody else within the movement is suspect.
The Chutzpah of Earl Setches:
“ The catalyst was the absolute lunacy, monstrosity that [a few] individuals can pick and choose who goes into Parliament, and the members handing out the pamphlets on the day have no say in it,” Mr Setches told The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.”
In other words – the wrong select group of a few individuals. “If only” the right select group could continue to carve up the state then all would be well.
Fuck off Setches. Fuck right off.
Andrew_Earlwood @ #1030 Friday, March 18th, 2022 – 7:21 am
Don’t let the ABC off with a pass,their reporting of this is just as repugnant.
Workman and Co. should do their real job by investigating the real Anti-Australian material served up to them by FJ.
But no,there might be some truth in there and it might not meet our masters expectations.
What was Scott Morrison doing last night while flood victims in NSW wait for him to sign off a relief package with Dom Perignon ? He was at a Liberal Party fundraiser in WA sitting at a $140,000 table with WAs power elites who wanted access to the PM whilst they stuffed their faces and drank plonk. He has to “go through the proper process” of not peeing his pants so they put his table next to the loo.
https://thewest.com.au/politics/scott-morrison/prime-minster-scott-morrison-dines-with-perths-elite-at-fundraising-dinner-during-wa-trip-c-6099233
It seems to me that PW and KK are being excoriated for not letting Kitching run right over them as leaders of the ALP in the Senate.
Trying to frustrate someone from running their own agenda instead of what the leadership has determined is not bullying.
nath
Precisely.
Thanks muchly BK.
Latest Honest Government ad – the Floods. Excellent.
https://youtu.be/PvFy2TuPDaw
“It seems to me that PW and KK are being excoriated for not letting Kitching run right over them as leaders of the ALP in the Senate.
Trying to frustrate someone from running their own agenda instead of what the leadership has determined is not bullying.”
Them is not fightin words
On the subject of an ongoing beat-up in our mainstream media exploiting a recent tragic death, is the Federal government’s failure to impose sanctions on the Queensland interests of two Russian oligarchs because they are Coalition mates, i.e. the result of corruption? Or is it just another example of the sort of failure in response and general incompetence that we’ve come to expect from the Morrison Government? Maybe it’s both.
ABC Breakfast running hard on the Labor/Albo has questions to answer.
Like kids with a new hula hoop.
Sammy J’s latest spot on.
https://twitter.com/sammyjcomedian/status/1504337037087838208?s=20&t=CG85buo9KT3meKQwk1atEw
“ It seems to me that PW and KK are being excoriated for not letting Kitching run right over them as leaders of the ALP in the Senate.
Trying to frustrate someone from running their own agenda instead of what the leadership has determined is not bullying.”
Bingo nath. Not just what the leadership has determined either. Caucus as a collective whole.
Good morning all, thank you BK.
Why are you not posting in Morgan poll thread?
B.S. Fairman @ #1023 Friday, March 18th, 2022 – 12:44 am
You’ve just reminded me of the way the Liberals weaponised the death of the woman who accused Christian Porter of rape. Dead women can’t tell the truth to the world.
Slimy.
Not to mention the way they background and smear any of the still living women who make allegations of abuse by the Chosen Ones in the Liberal Party.
Disgusting.
Two more smear stories in the Oz today about the Labor Party and Kimberley Kitching. Guess they are all looking for something to talk about whilst we wait for tomorrow’s State election and Mr Potatoe Head jnr to deliver his pre-budget fiscal outlook baloney today, hinting at a focus on budget repair and “cost of living” relief. Yawn.
This is the new thread
https://www.pollbludger.net/2022/03/18/morgan-56-44-to-labor-2/
Sohar says:
Friday, March 18, 2022 at 8:15 am
Sammy J’s latest spot on.
https://twitter.com/sammyjcomedian/status/1504337037087838208?s=20&t=CG85buo9KT3meKQwk1atEw
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That’s classic! Thanks Sohar
Speers said those politicians closest to Kitching are backgrounding journalists about bullying claims. I wonder who he is talking about?