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@JennyTa22393082 What? No degree or qualifications but decades of life experience. We have seen what supposedly educated and qualified people have done to this country. Canberra is full of them and full of their own importance. It's time for change @OneNationAus @AustralianLabor

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about 18 hours ago

Australia, it's time to take out the garbage @AlboMP @AustralianLabor @OneNationAus @SkyNewsAust

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9 days ago

@AntiLeftMemes Fuckwit

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9 days ago

@Sofia50020Sofia Silver

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9 days ago

@JessicaArt74033 There are not enough words to describe this misfit

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9 days ago

@Babywwir He is as clueless as his father

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9 days ago

@Sahar393815 The Prime Minister of Australia

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9 days ago

@Liza137823 Her life

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9 days ago

@JEChalmers @60Mins @9NewsAUS Problem is that you have not made it easier

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9 days ago

@AR_Salimii The fact that Iran backs two of the worst terrorist organizations in the world, and many others, tells you volumes about their moral courage. Your moral compass is so off kink you could not find your way out of the toilet

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9 days ago

@IRINAnrm We don't want her here

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about 1 month ago

No Ron, what you are saying is untrue. The facts are Temporary visa holders (e.g., most work, student, visitor visas) generally have no access to most Centrelink payments at all. Note that Medicare (healthcare) often starts sooner for eligible permanent residents, but income support payments are separate and subject to the NARWP. Newly Arrived Resident's Waiting Period (NARWP)Australia has a Newly Arrived Resident's Waiting Period (NARWP) for most permanent residents and certain temporary visa holders. This is the time you must wait before accessing many payments and concession. For visas granted on or after 1 January 2019 (most common now): a. 4 years for working-age payments like JobSeeker Payment, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Parenting Payment, Special Benefit, and some concession cards (e.g., Low Income Health Care Card). 2. 2 years for Carer Payment, Parental Leave Pay, and Dad and Partner Pay. 3. 1 year for Carer Allowance and Family Tax Benefit Part A. No waiting period for Family Tax Benefit Part B in some Only time physically spent in Australia as a resident counts toward the waiting period. Exceptions and Exemptions Refugees and humanitarian entrants — Often get immediate or very quick access to support. Certain family visas (e.g., orphan relative or remaining relative) — May have shorter waiting periods (e.g., 2 years for some payments). Temporary partner visas (e.g., 820/309) — Limited access, with their own waiting rules. Special Benefit — Available in cases of extreme hardship for some, even during the waiting period, but it's not automatic and has strict criteria. Other exemptions exist for specific circumstances (e.g., family members of refugees). So, migrants' do get welfare and support payments, some immediate, some after a waiting period and many that have permanent residence status but not Australian citizens. This is the core of the LNP claim, that the only people that get welfare support payments, are Australian citizens. This is not unreasonable, we are quickly becoming a welfare nation