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24/08/24

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Originally posted by bghooper1967: ↑

Great article in the Oz about why the Voice failed by Greg Craven. Driven mostly by idealog cal views and egos of Pearson and Albo. Let’s hope the ridiculous idea is never raised again. Although I see that the federal government has made some bizarre ruling on a gold mine based on some obscure submission from an indigenous splinter group. And the public are not allowed to know why our federal environmental minister made her decision. Albo was supposed to be leading a transparent government! What a joke!

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Albo desperately wants some sort of legacy, but he is nothing more than a wannabe copycat of Hawke.
Hawke: sculls beer, cries and grants visas to 30,000 chinese following Tianamen
Albo: tries to scull beer, cries, deep-throats magnums, cries, grants visas to 3000 palestinians, cries
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