Seriously @sydneyswans what’s the point of having a membership if I need to still buy a ticket to games? And even when I do attend these games there are spare seats!! Also fix your app ‼️
How hard can it be to go to the eastern suburbs and find a 18 year old with a finsta and unlimited Europe holiday funds to run your social media during the most for like a month or two??? WTF is this
A message from Kirilly Dutton:
Above all else, Peter is a listener. Whether he is with family, friends, residents in Dickson, or the many Australians he meets as a parliamentarian, he is attentive and curious.
He isn’t one of those politicians who speaks over people or tells people how it is. He asks questions. He wants to hear other people’s stories and perspectives. And that’s what makes him attuned to the views and values of everyday Australians.
He started and ran a successful business. He has been an Assistant Treasurer. He knows what makes the economy tick. He has been part of Coalition governments that have cleaned up the economic mess they have inherited. And he will do it again.
Peter has held some of the toughest jobs in government as Home Affairs and Defence Minister.
He has made difficult but necessary decisions in our nation’s best interests.
Australians respect his strength of character. They know he is man who can bring certainty for our country amidst uncertain times. And while he is firm, he is fair and compassionate too.
From his time as a police officer through to today, he is driven by a desire to protect others and a clear sense of morality. He knows there is right and wrong, and good and evil, in the world.
Despite his roles and workload, he has always been a wonderful husband and a dedicated and present father to his children.
He has always prioritised time with myself and the kids and has endless time for his extended family – especially his nieces and nephews.
Peter is the prime minister we need for our times.
#EXCLUSIVE: Swans star Chad Warner has said while there is a two-year deal on the table from Sydney, a return home to Western Australia isn't off the cards.
10 News First's Ash Nelson caught Warner at the airport as he returned to Sydney, after staying in WA after the Swans' win over Fremantle on Sunday.
Warner confirmed that he hadn't met with either West Coast or Fremantle during his stay, with the midfielder set to come off contract at the end of this season.
Watch 10 News First tonight LIVE at 5pm for more from our chat with Chad | @ashnelson08@Lachy_Reid