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RMIT Journalism student

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Monash Blues are victorious after round one of Premier B Women’s - VAFA https://t.co/ajjOisHTVF

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“We cannot avoid the fragmentation of people‘s points of views”, said minister for communication Paul Fletcher in terms of the election and opinions of young people, on @QandA tonight. @JournalismRmit

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In terms of “Net Zero by 2050”, ANU researcher Intifar Chowdhury said politicians should set targets that will happen while they “are still going to be around”, on @QandA tonight. @JournalismRmit

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The second debate between Australian PM and Opposition Leader, “got a little bit too antsy”, said political commentator Caroline Di Russo tonight on @QandA. #QandA @JournalismRmit

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“Age care workers need to be better paid”, said Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese on Q&A tonight.

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“We have a plan to grow the economy, a plan to make sure people aren’t left behind,” said Opposition leader Anthony Albanese on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit #QandA

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“By 2030 82% of the industry will be renewable”, said Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese on Q&A tonight. #QandA @JournalismRmit

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A man has been killed in a collision involving a tram and car in Camberwell. #9News @9NewsMelb

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Labour MP Anika Wells said “400 million dollars” will be put towards flood relief if they are elected, on Q&A tonight. #Q&A @JournalismRmit

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The politicians involved in the election have been “banging the drums of war to scare people to vote for them”, according to Greens senator Larissa Waters on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit

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Manufactures of weapons are the “only ones to benefit from war”, according to Greens senator Larissa Waters on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit

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“Years under trump shook the foundations of relationships with the US”, according to Director of Griffiths Asia Institute Caitlyn Brynes on Q&A this evening. @JournalismRmit

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“TAFE and uni should be free” and Austudy is “too low”, said Greens senator Larissa Waters on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit

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“It is so bloody hard to be a young person” and “their situation is dire at the moment”, according to Labor MP Anika Wells on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit

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“Voice, treaty, truth”is important in terms of closing the gap, said chancellor of the University of Queensland Bronwyn Fredericks on #QandA. @JournalismRmit

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Labour is focused on “more jobs in more industries”, said labour senator for Queensland, in terms of job loss due to climate action. @JournalismRmit #QandA

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"We need to look at training and education", said Pro-vice chancellor of University of Queensland in terms of climate action transitions. @JournalismRmit #QandA

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Scott Morrisons’ approach to Christianity was “courages”,said member for Kennedy Bob Katter tonight on Q&A. @JournalismRmit #QandA

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Anthony Albanese catching covid-19 is “another example” that the pandemic
"isn’t over”, said Labor Senator for Queensland Murray Watt on Q&A tonight. @JournalismRmit #QandA

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“Watching what’s unfolded in nursing homes over COVID was like a slow moving train wreak” ,said national political editor Samantha Maiden tonight on Q&A. @JournalismRmit