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A British banker who threatened to expose further explosive allegations involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead in Thailand, just weeks after sharing a haunting final message.
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#BREAKING Anthony Albanese completely deflects when asked directly why only 1 in 5 Australians trust him.
When directly asked why only 1 in 5 Australians trust him, Albo completely dodged the question.
Instead of offering real accountability, he reverted to standard political distraction, pointing fingers at the Coalition's past spending.
The reality? The Prime Minister is underwater, and the numbers from the latest News24 Pulse polling prove it:
Preferred PM: Angus Taylor leads Albanese 41% to 39%.
Satisfaction: A staggering 62% of voters are dissatisfied with his performance, while only 33% approve.
The Trust Deficit: His personal standing has completely collapsed after months of cost of living pressures and broken election promises on tax reform.
The $6 Million Golf Club Scandal
Nothing highlights this administration's arrogance quite like the $6.05 million community infrastructure grant awarded to Albo’s local Marrickville Golf Club.
Albanese repeatedly told Parliament the money was for critical sewerage works.
The problem? A senior Department of Infrastructure official blew that cover in a Senate inquiry, confirming sewerage works weren't even in the grant's scope.
Instead of apologizing for misleading voters or violating their trust, Albanese dismissed it as “word games”
With the next federal election locked in for 2028, Albanese claims Labor will stand on its record.
If that record is built on broken commitments, dodging transparency, and funneling millions into local golf courses while everyday Aussies struggle, 2028 is going to be a very rough reality check for the PM.
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So the Royal Commission into corruption on the Victorian 'Big Build' has begun, and we learn on DAY ONE that the mug Vic taxpayers will pay for both Andrews & Allen's lawyers.
2 ex MP's in their EARLY 50's who retired on $300k plus pensions for life
Rorts never seem to end
cancer diagnosis more popular .... get it early and get rid of it
Anthony Albanese has suffered another poll disaster.
Just 20% of voters say they trust the Prime Minister.
It comes as the Coalition makes a resurgence.
Listen to the details HERE.
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Anika Wells was asked about Albo's collapsing popularity and the cost of living. She pivoted to claiming 93% of Australians support her digital duty of care bill. They don't.
The poll only asked if platforms should have some legal duty to deal with illegal and harmful content. It never asked about her specific legislation or expanded eSafety powers.
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A bronze statue of former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews was commissioned with instructions to increase his height by 10 per cent, making him stand over 2m tall and tower above other life-sized premier statues on Treasury Place. #vicpol #danielandrews #statue
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Shouldn’t background checks be done before and not after?
ABDUL EL SAYED FAILS BACKGROUND CHECK FOR CLASSIFIED SENATE BRIEFINGS
By Jonathan Gregory
Washington, DC - November 8, 2026
Abdul El Sayed has failed the background check required for classified Senate briefings. The denial blocks him from any session that involves sensitive national security information. Officials who conduct the clearances reported that the review did not meet the standards necessary for access to restricted materials. The failure leaves open the question of what specific issues prevented approval.
Senators who receive classified briefings must clear the same process before they can attend. El Sayed’s rejection means he cannot participate in those meetings. The decision places him outside the normal flow of information that other members receive. Americans who expect every senator to qualify for the same briefings now see one individual excluded by the clearance system.
The denial raises direct concerns about what the background check uncovered. Officials have not released the precise reasons but the result itself is public. Voters who supported El Sayed must now consider whether a senator barred from classified sessions can fulfill the full duties of the office. The clearance failure stands as the official record until any appeal produces a different outcome. The standard remains the same for every member of the chamber.
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Readers added context they thought people might want to know
US Senators do not undergo formal background checks or security clearances for classified briefings; they receive access by virtue of their elected constitutional office. No reports confirm Abdul El-Sayed (elected Nov 2026) failing any such process.
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Three VIP RAAF jets will be used by Labor to attend COP31 in Turkey: one for Albanese, one for Bowen, and one for the climate activists who were paid $20,000 each to attend.
That's right, folks, three jets are leaving in the morning for a climate junket at a plush resort in Turkey.
The climate activists were paid $20,000 to attend just so they would post positive stuff to social media.
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Yesterday a 24-year-old gunman opened fire in Kraków's Main Market Square, killing six people and wounding at least 15. His parents and sister were found dead at home. Within hours Tusk's Interior Minister, Marcin Kierwiński, went on camera and said everything suggested the killer was "fascinated by far-right ideologies."
Then the internet did what the government didn't. Screenshots from two Facebook accounts in the shooter's name, both since deleted, show a rainbow flag, posts mocking Christianity and John Paul II, and praise for communism. One widely shared account describes him as an antifa, anarcho-communist leftist, and one outlet reports he attended the 2020 pro-abortion protests. Kierwiński has since said the far-right link "will be verified." Prosecutors haven't confirmed any political motive. So why was the government so sure of the right-wing label within hours?
And look at the timing. Poland is in the middle of a fight over Tusk's takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal. President Nawrocki gave him until Independence Day, November 11, to back down. The Independence March is set for that day, and it was shaping up to be a massive protest against the government. One day after the shooting, the government is pinning it on "the far right" right before the biggest patriotic gathering of the year.
History has seen this before. In February 1933, the Reichstag burned. A lone Dutch communist, Marinus van der Lubbe, was arrested at the scene. Within a day Hitler had an emergency decree suspending civil liberties, and within a month he had dictatorial power. To this day historians argue over whether van der Lubbe acted alone or was a useful tool. In December 1934, Sergei Kirov was shot in Leningrad by a lone gunman, Leonid Nikolaev. Stalin used the killing to launch the Great Purge, and hundreds of thousands of people died. Historians still debate how much the NKVD knew and allowed.
The pattern is the same every time. A troubled lone gunman, a government that already knows who to blame before the investigation starts, and a crackdown on the people standing in its way.
Poland should be asking hard questions. Who deleted his accounts? Why did the Interior Minister announce a motive before prosecutors had one? And will this be used to shut down or smear the Independence March?
Pray for the victims and their families. Then watch what Tusk's government does next.
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had some nz grass fed beef..... feel conflicted . do the local prawns in the topper balance the beef import
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