@Jadey_1412 If you knew absolutely anything about Helen Haines you would know that she would be the last person on this cesspool of an app, to point the finger of blame. I don't think her family and friends give two figs if the alleged perpetrator was left or right. Extremism is extremism.
@PaulineHansonOz This day is about Helen Haines and supporting her, her family and her community. But you have to make it all about you. Yesterday you were telling Jacqui Lambie to "suck it up" and "get over it". Makes you look pretty awful given the events of the past 24 hours. Shame on you
When the media writes stories vilifying footballers who don't sing the national anthem, it fuels the nutters. I have no doubt those players have received threats because of those stories. The press are complicit in fuelling the feverish temperature of public discourse.
@HonTonyAbbott@shellenberger Who the heck is this Shellenberger? Some American I've never heard of before. And who the heck is he to be telling our country what laws we should pass.
@gasugasu1984 A bloke visited a mosque 10 years ago when he was here for pilot training. A decade later commits a heinous act. Mosque has received grants in years PRIOR to heinous act occurring. "Labor should have known!!" they shreik
@ApeCatts@News24Aust Every trip she has ever taken has been audited. Not fraud. Not corruption. News Corpse’s beat up story today is months old. Buried in the story is the confirmation the meeting happened. Slow news day.
@Lisa9Sophia@AlboMP@MiltonDickMP What’s weird is your insular attitude that wants politicians to never leave Australia’s shores. Right wingers can’t stand it when Australians succeed.
@BobBurn97207272 I don’t recall this much outrage when Bridget McKenzie billed the taxpayer for attending her sons wedding last year. This story is months old, the whole trip was audited. Both Ministers confirmed the meeting happened. Seems like a News Corpse beat up.
@IRanalyst@jommy_tee@australian So Frydenberg only has to get preselected, win the seat, enter the parliament, convince his peers to roll the current leader, get them to elect him as leader, win an election. His naked ambition has nothing to do with making Australia a better place.
@AngusTaylorMP Approximately 2.3% of tax payments were made with credit cards in 2024–25, with more than 60% of card payments being made by privately owned and wealthy groups and public and multinational businesses. Angus is just thinking of the real battlers in this country.