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She survived though. They shot the PM but they did not shoot the deputy.Has to be one of the worst party deputies of all time, considering how often she failed to protect the leader.
What a strange outburst from Robb. Is it the loss of $800K that he is worried about or something else.
Another ex LP member having a go at the security services. Seems that this is their own football.
The former trade minister Andrew Robb, who took an $880,000 job with a Chinese company as soon as he left parliament, has blasted his former party room colleagues and Australia’s security agencies for creating a “toxic” relationship with China.
Speaking to the ABC, Robb said he blamed his former parliamentary colleagues, particularly Barnaby Joyce and Malcolm Turnbull, for souring relations between the two nations, and said Australia’s security agencies needed to prove its claims China was a threat.
“… We had our deputy prime minister last year stand up in front of a Channel Nine TV camera and say ‘I want all Australians to know that Isis is not a security threat, China is our security threat’. That is irresponsible,” Robb told the ABC.
He also claimed Australia’s security agencies needed to put up or shut up in their criticisms of China.
“The evidence is not there,” he said. “We see a lot of nose-touching by the security people: ‘If you only knew what I know, you’d be horrified.’
He's a paid lobbyist for the Chinese, doing exactly what they're paying him to do - trying to make the Chinese look like good guys, and the Aust Government's refusal to kowtow to Chinese wishes as being irresponsible.What a strange outburst from Robb. Is it the loss of $800K that he is worried about or something else.
Another ex LP member having a go at the security services. Seems that this is their own football.
My reference re another LP member having a go at the security services was in reference to the recent Senate hearings where the heads of those departments stated that the Government shouldn't be using them for political purposes or in Robb's case for his own pocket.He's a paid lobbyist for the Chinese, doing exactly what they're paying him to do - trying to make the Chinese look like good guys, and the Aust Government's refusal to kowtow to Chinese wishes as being irresponsible.
His comments have nothing to do with him being an ex-LNP Minister, and everything to do with the $800k he's pocketing for doing his current job.
Meh... Robb has been gone from parliament for almost 3 years, and his comments here are clearly at the behest of his current clients (i.e. China). There is nothing at all to indicate that his comments have anything to do with his LNP affiliation. If anything, his current position is in direct conflict with existing LNP policy.My reference re another LP member having a go at the security services was in reference to the recent Senate hearings where the heads of those departments stated that the Government shouldn't be using them for political purposes or in Robb's case for his own pocket.
okay...Meh... Robb has been gone from parliament for almost 3 years, and his comments here are clearly at the behest of his current clients (i.e. China). There is nothing at all to indicate that his comments have anything to do with his LNP affiliation. If anything, his current position is in direct conflict with existing LNP policy.
I know, I know. I found the idea of the LNP actually having a policy (other than "but Labor") to be somewhat absurd too.okay...
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Kowtow? how quaint. What did we do to the americans? "Kiss ass"?
With the election able to be won in Victoria alone (based on the story that 12 of the 14 Lib seats in Vic are in danger of falling to Labor), Shorten must be think he has been kissed on his 'old fella' with Dan Andrews as Premier

I too think she is great. Can't say it was a biased panel either.Kudos to both. I'm a huge fan of Penny Wong. Labor would do well to consider a move to the Reps as she has leadership written all over her. Watch out Bill.
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No he wasn't.Costello was the former member for Kooyong
Peter Costello becomes chairman of the merged Nine/Faifax (The Age) media conglomerate
Costello was a former Treasurer in Howard's cesspool
Today 3 stories appear in The Age all either supporting or doing a puff piece for Frydenberg
Of course this is all pure coincidence