Anthony Albanese - How long? -2-
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Rubbish.
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LOL - pretty sure Murphy couldn't give a flying feck if NewsCorp quote her.
And the suggestion that NewsCorp needs ammunition from other journos to write bilious nonsense out of context is pretty laughable.
It was a press conference to indicate that the thing they couldn’t do, could, which would have prevented a sexual assault along with other offences. It’s fair enough to ask do they think an apology is in order for not doing what they now say can be done in advance to prevent what they said wouldn’t happen back in June when the high court indicated that it was likely to rule positively for the lovely Rohinga chap only guilty of raping a 10yo child when recidivism is almost 100%. The fact that Dreyfus lost his s**t, over a question Not directed at him but at the hapless O’Neill and answered is telling.
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Again, he didn't lose his s**t, let alone over a question.
He was answering the question and the journalist interrupted before he had finished and he raised his voice and said he hadn't finished answering and the journo just kept on talking at him.
So he told them what he thought of their questions
It wasn’t a question directed at him nor answered by him. And his response was not to answer but attack the female journalist. Every press conference journos ask repeat questions especially if the poli adds extra info. he chose not answer the question posed. The question was not about the high court decision but the government’s response. Dreyfus reveals the depth of incompetence and irritation he feels at the situation they’ve got us into.
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Essentially the question was, Do they feel any sympathy or empathy for the victims of crimes committed by individuals they had no need to release? O’Neill said no, we don’t care, we’re more interested in preventing any litigation or liability of the commonwealth.
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Nothing makes people barrack for their teams more than a journo v politician confrontation at a press conference.
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Is that what happened?
Because I swear I heard an entirely different set of questions and answers.
Questions put by professional journalists based on a false premise for disingenuous reasons to generate exactly the response it got.
And the attack was on the premise of the question (statement) and the motives of the journalist for putting it. In a press conference.
What is the problem?
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It’s a shame Andrew Probyn wasn’t there, running the press conference.
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Of course Murphy wants newscorp to quote her. It means more clicks.
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need it? no
use it? definitely
regardless of whether they do my original point about emotive language still stands
Murphy is contributing to the idea that he exploded at a journalist by writing that
she's doing that old oh the media are terrible, but not us at the guardian crap
well they have Dutton quotes as headlines plastered all over their site on a daily basis and headlines get read the most and provide the least context
progressive media and readers of it like to think its only the conservative media that are responsible for the current stat of politics and political coverage here but its not even remotely true
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So your happy to advocate for inequality in the workplace by the sounds of it. We need to change the mindset of big corporations that it's all about them and their profits. It isn't and never has been. Nobody wins if you keep jacking up the prices to run your business. People will end up boycotting and choosing another option. It's got to that point now you need to see the general consensus of the public. Taking Big business's side won't achieve anything in the current climate.
That's not what I'm advocating for at all. I was pointing out that, on one hand, the government is legislating wage increases and on the other hand, telling retailers/manufacturers to freeze their prices. It's pretty much the first thing I've heard the government say on cost of living, and their trying to make the private sector do the heavy lifting.
You've just described basic supply and demand, if that holds true then why is there a need for the government to intervene?
Why do you need to say female journalist and not just journalist?
The murdoch press are making it only happened because it was a female that asked the question. If it was a male journalist that asked a stupid question and then rudely interrupted the answer then they would have received the same treatment.
In regards to you saying he didn't answer the question...they asked if the government should apologise and he answered that the Government won't apologise for upholding the law and the high courts decision.
Anyone see the real problem in the story?
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Guardian Australia revealed in October that NZYQ arrived by boat in September 2012 but had his bridging visa cancelled in January 2015 when he was charged with raping a 10-year-old in Australia. In January 2016 he pleaded guilty to one count of sexual intercourse with a person aged between 10 and 14 years in breach of the New South Wales Crimes Act.
He served a non-parole period of three years and four months, was released from prison and sent into immigration detention in May 2018, but was denied a safe-haven enterprise visa.
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Guardian Australia revealed in October that NZYQ arrived by boat in September 2012 but had his bridging visa cancelled in January 2015 when he was charged with raping a 10-year-old in Australia. In January 2016 he pleaded guilty to one count of sexual intercourse with a person aged between 10 and 14 years in breach of the New South Wales Crimes Act.
He served a non-parole period of three years and four months, was released from prison and sent into immigration detention in May 2018, but was denied a safe-haven enterprise visa.
It doesn't mention his country of origin?
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Well doofus could hardly apologise seeing though he was assisting the human rights commission in making the application to the high court to begin with.. his grubby hands are all over it.no wonder he cracked it..
He really was having a bad day seeing though the Brittany Higgins payout he was apart of is going to be looked at by the national anti corruption commission.
Again it was a gotcha question from a sky news mouthpiece who was called out on it. Do you want the government to ignore the high court ruling?
Should the government just ignore these things like the previous government did with Robodebt?
LNP the government of law and order unless it affects them
