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Gretta Muller✳️ @gretta_muller ·

15 Feb

@MFWitches @Dom_Perrottet @nswpolice The bar to be retained as a Minister in our government bodies appears to be far too low! The actions of some ministers are highly questionable! These people should be the pillars of decency and respect! These people should be role models! Time to demand accountability!

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Adrian Elton @thesurrealmccoy ·

15 Feb

@MFWitches @Dom_Perrottet @nswpolice Such a spectacularly grievous transgression and crime. Who cares if he apologised. He needs to face profoundly serious and immediate consequence!

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9 Feb

💸 WIN $200 💸 – Sydney Times https://www.sydneytimes.net.au/%f0%9f%92%b8-win-200-%f0%9f%92%b8/ via @SydneyTimes

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Mike Carlton @mikecarlton01 ·

9 Feb

Good. Piss off. You’re no loss, quite the opposite. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-02-09/alan-tudge-expected-quit-politics-josh-frydenberg-comeback/101951614

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Aaron Smith @aaronsmith333 ·

9 Feb

Alan Tudge to resign today, triggering a by-election in Aston, with rumours Frydenberg will contest.

It's my opinion that Alan Tudge should've lost pre-selection before the last election, and a 11.5% swing against him supports that.

Could a strong Independent beat Josh, again?

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Hugh Riminton @hughriminton ·

9 Feb

Former senior Coalition Minister Christopher Pyne pays tribute to #AlanTudge, but “Obviously the #Robodebt issue was a tricky one.” He says it will be “tough for the Liberal party to hold” the seat of #Aston #auspol

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Viktor @chutzpahx ·

9 Feb

Alan Tudge
2 down 2 to go! WE WANT THE QUADRELLA!

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Chris Minns @chrisminnsmp ·

8 Feb

I just finished my first debate with Dominic Perrottet.

One thing was clear, his only plan for the future is more privatisation.

NSW faces a clear choice: more privatisation under the Liberals, no more under Labor.

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