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Claim ABC Senior journalist Mark Willacy had ‘shocking breach of ethics’ as he was grilled in former special forces commando defamation case.

Willacy has been grilled on the stand and accused of a “shocking breach of ethics” as the ABC fights a defamation claim from a former commando.

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It was sad to see how far the once great Paul Keating has fallen.

During his National Press Club luncheon, Keating wasn’t able to answer reasonable questions about China's human rights record or military build-up. So, he instead attacked those asking the questions. In my opinion Keating showed himself to be nothing more than a bumbling, demented, out of touch, idiot, with no understanding of modern-day military strategy or technology. He was simply wrong in fact -- his lack knowledge was gobsmacking! Very sad for a once great Prime Minister and statesman. And that old lefty Laura just sat there like a stuffed potato soaking in his old spice aura, letting him rant on with no attempt to correect his untrue claims or his bullying.

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The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything. What Stalin actually said was: Я считаю, что совершенно неважно, кто и как будет в партии голосовать; но вот что чрезвычайно важно, это кто и как будет считать голоса. Which translates to: "I regard it as completely unimportant who in the party will vote and how, but it is extremely important who will count the votes and how." This statement was attributed to Stalin by his former secretary Boris Bazhanov. (according to Mark Kramer, director of the Cold War studies program at Harvard University) The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything. The same for so called fact checkers.

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Funny how Channel Seven Sydney can provide balanced and honest reporting of a story while Channel Ten Sydney will cover the same story with blatant bias few facts and loaded with opinion.

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Victoria Police APOLOGISE to Avi Yemini over 'Unlawful Arrests' Victoria Police have finally been forced to come clean and apologise to Rebel News Australia Bureau Chief Avi Yemini after unlawfully arresting him while reporting on several occasions. Yemini filed his case in the state's Supreme Court after repeated incidents involving police which prevented Yemini from doing his job reporting from the front lines in Melbourne in 2020 and 2021. "After more than two years of fighting for this day ... I can say we finally did it," said Yemini. "All I wanted from day one of this lawsuit, all I wanted was police to admit their guilt. "I was never after a payout and I consistently demanded an apology ... My objective from the start was to ensure that I could do my job like any other reporter, even if people are threatening me and they don't like what I'm saying. "All I wanted was a simple sorry so that it wouldn't happen again which they refused every single time ... Until now."

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The Australian Federal government's decision to place a travel ban preventing Australians from returning home from India for the next two weeks is shameful. This is morally not right. Bring them home. Now!

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All the best to Senator Jim Molan at this time.  love and strength to you and your family

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So, if the Washington Post was forced to issue a correction because they originally made up the story and lied to their readers, how could CNN and MSNBC claim they were able to corroborate the same story when the original story was made up? Democracy may well die in darkness – but it looks like journalism is already dead at the Washington Post, CNN, and MSNBC.