Labor’s Tony Burke also accused the Liberal leader of appealing to Hanson’s voters,while insulting Australia’s many migrant parents.
The opposition leader will use his first major policy speech to warn that too many self-serving migrants have taken advantage of Australia and eroded the national culture.
It’s one thing for Pauline Hanson,who has a long history of campaigning against immigration,to make inflammatory remarks. It’s another thing entirely for an alternative prime minister.
A contentious post attacking independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe has been labelled par for the course by One Nation’s representative.
A carbon dating of Australia’s political parties would locate all in either the past or the future. The demands of office require the government to also operate in the present.
The comment was made within earshot of “a group of strong-minded women who are leaders in their community”.
The federal government is working to ensure continued supply as uncertainty around the shaky ceasefire in the Middle East persists.
The deal between the two nations did not include a guarantee that Australia would be at the front of the queue if Singapore’s refineries kept reducing output.
Cast your mind back to a time when leaders were bolder,braver and less captive to the hurtling news cycles of this online age.
Fuel imports remain stable,and the government is not contemplating restrictions on motorists’ fuel use at present.