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  • Charlie Schroeder: We have been waiting since the liberal government came into office to get NBN or any kind. Though we can only receive satellite services. We knew that we we being sold a pup by the Abbott,... (20 April 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: I was hoping to understand the issue. Initially it sounded as if owner drivers were protesting against receiving higher pay. That didn't make sense. Then I thought perhaps big trucking owners... (20 April 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: Back in 2015, Malclom Turnbull had a very different view as reported in the Herald Sun, http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/muir-rejects-... (24 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: Hope it is for democracy and not for base self-interest. People vote for senators so that the Senate doesn't simply become a 'rubber stamp' for the House of Reps. It is remarkable how much fuss... (24 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The member for Lyne stated "I have looked at the papers for the forward figures for 2017-18 and there is a 21.5 per cent increase in Commonwealth funding for public hospitals. That is almost a... (23 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The quality of the 'debate' is shameful. It is sweepingly disappointing. (22 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The Senator is right in chastising the Labor party for its broken promises. One was Keating's l-a-w tax cuts. The other great lie was from Gillard on the carbon tax. A promise made before an... (21 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The Treasurer wants "superannuation (to) have more choice, be more flexible, be more fit for purpose for the working patterns of the 21st century, be fairer, be more targeted". Heard that before.... (21 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: They just keep repeating the same lazy and unverified nonsense. Prices did go up, but they were dishonestly confused with general price rises in electricity. While service charges did not... (21 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: Question time. What a joke. No wonder the Minister avoided answering the question. If you look at the record of both governments listed in MYEFO you can see why. Labor 1983-1996 : Tax/GDP... (20 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: So difficult to know what politicians are talking about. Which debt is that? Are we talking about 'gross foreign debt' of $1,692.501 billion or 106.7% of GDP, 'net foreign debt' of $865.462... (20 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: "There have been no successful boat arrivals" is not quite the same as stopping the boats. The Minister admitted "We have a very serious threat when it comes to border protection because people... (19 March 2016)
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  • Charlie Schroeder: What about the Grey Headed Flying foxes that, you Mr Hunt, allow to be harassed in Victoria. The reason being because a couple of wealthy people don't like them. It's true that you don't care... (18 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The member for Riverina says "Labor cannot be believed when it comes to education." He states that "You've had your go, so just be quiet. Over the next four years, this government is putting... (14 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: Bernardi's 'aroma of hypocrisy' is a catchy phrase but applies to both major parties which are typically living in denial. What is democracy worth when millions of votes don't amount to the... (13 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: China represents a serious threat with its support of regimes around the world in order to procure valuable resources and to build its economic and military power base. Nothing new in that.... (11 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The Minister says "The VFACTS new vehicle sales data for February was up 14.3 per cent - 6.7 per cent over the past year. Importantly, business buyers for vehicles were up 15.6 per cent over the... (11 March 2016)
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  • Andrew JACKSON: Sorry Tony Wyatt Roy's government is not only an agent Chinese Industry and Indonesian Industry but also Indian Industry. Pity they could not stand up for Australian Industry. We need rep... (9 March 2016)
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  • Tony Zegenhagen: A country does not get rich from exporting it gets rich and enhances its position from not importing. Surely you must know that Wyatt. Andrew dont forget those Indian uniforms that are creeping... (9 March 2016)
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  • Andrew JACKSON: What utter hypocrisy. LNP have actively worked to run down Australian Industry. Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Ford Holden Toyota T Boot's McDonald Brush ware Both Wireworks companies... (9 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: Don't you just love the argument over accuracy? Is that to better inform the public? Really? (8 March 2016)
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  • Andrew JACKSON: John Madigan is quite right associating with Red China is as moral as associating with Hitler. Hitler killed 6 Million Red China is estimated to have killed 25 Million. (6 March 2016)
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  • David Simpson: Well done an excellent speech, I believe you are pretty much on the money, racism is racism is racism.....we need to empower disadvantaged people not races. (6 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The senator says"We understand that the price of anything is a function of supply and demand. If you are going to reduce the supply of private rental properties, you will push up the cost of... (5 March 2016)
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  • Tibor Majlath: The problem with Labor's carbon tax was that everyone paid it unlike the Coalition's GST which is a burden mostly on households. Yet, how was it was possible to casually throw away $7 billion in... (5 March 2016)
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