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Unions reject Andrews’ wage cap May 16, 2021 – 10.55pm Save Share The Victorian government is on a collision course with the unions after moving to cap public sector wage growth at 1.5 per cent, despite moves by the Morrison government and the Reserve Bank of Australia to ignite stagnant wages. Public servants, including teachers, nurses, paramedics, firefighters and police officers, will be hit by the new target, revised down from the long-standing goal of 2 per cent, just as unions ...

O’Brien calls on acting Premier to respond to Labor MP sex allegation We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement State opposition leader Michael O’Brien has called for acting Premier James Merlino to respond to allegations of improper behaviour by a Labor MP, including that the MP used their parliamentary office for sexual activities. Premier Daniel Andrews’ office has confirmed it raised concerns a...

Sr. Helena Burns: Faith can deal with today’s ‘revolutions’ As Marshall McLuhan has warned us, “we shape our (media) tools ... and then they shape us.” Photo from Wikipedia Sr. Helena Burns: Faith can deal with today’s ‘revolutions’ By  Sr. Helena Burns, FSP May 14, 2021 Faith can deal with today’s ‘revolutions’ Sr. Helena Burns, FSP Your browser does not support the audio element. I recently gave a virtual commencement speech at Our Lady ...

Submitting... Northampton Magistrates Court. John Patrick Lavelle, aged 29, of Pleydell Gardens, Northampton, two counts of theft; community order with unpaid work, to pay compensation of £619 Patrick Michael O’Brien, aged 40, of Welland Walk, Northampton, assault by beating; community order, compensation £70, surcharge £95, costs £85. Jordan Lewis Jones, aged 22, of Swale Drive, Northampton, driving other than in accordance with a licence, no insurance, failed to stop, taking and driving...

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It is with a heavy heart and considerable personal disappointment and regret that I am posting this. But I will be remiss in my duty to the people of Australia if I withhold this information. The people have a right to know about the true character of anyone in public life. BACKGROUND ABOUT THE THIRD FRONT Since my interview with Matt Lawson on 19 September 2020, I have been urging the youth of Australia to enter politics to change the current situation. I met Monica Smit at a lunch engagement ...

Controversial Victorian Liberal MP Bernie Finn is under fire for posting a meme about a Chinese rocket falling on the national broadcaster or his political rivals. Mr Finn asked his Twitter followers: Where should the Chinese rocket land?, and suggested The Project host Waleed Aly, the ABC, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe. Remnants of Chinas largest rocket, the Long March 5B, crashed into the Indian Ocean on Sunday. For the benefit of humourless left-wing tosser...

Sen. Johnson, Rep. Baldridge backing firework legislation By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com COLUMBUS — With the Fourth of July less than two months away, Ohioans wishing to light fireworks in their backyards may be granted that ability depending on votes from the statehouse. Current state law permits the purchase, but not the use of consumer-grade fireworks for residents 18 and older within the state. Instead, they must be transported out of the state within 48 hours following the p...

Staff report WARREN — Legislation in the Ohio House would create an eight-person, bipartisan Electric Vehicle Commission that would, in part, identify and evaluate opportunities for growth in the industry. House Bill 292 also would create a temporary sales tax exemption for electric-vehicle production parts. Republican joint sponsor Al Cutrona of Canfield announced the bill Friday, saying the commission “serves as an investment for job retention and economic development” in northeast Ohio...

Liberal heavyweight asked to review Opposition Leader’s office We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Liberal Party heavyweight Brian Loughnane has been brought in to review Michael O’Brien’s office amid concerns about the relationship between the Opposition Leader’s staff and the wider party. Mr O’Brien asked Mr Loughnane, a former Liberal Party federal director, to assess his office ...