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Victorian Labor State Conference suspends controversial votes

May 27, 2018 by Editor

The Victorian state Labor conference has deferred voting on controversial motions,including changing the date of Australia Day. Instead of being put to the conference floor, the motions will only be voted on by a select leadership group.

Economic supermen do not double the nation debt – Shorten

May 27, 2018 by Editor

May 27, 2018. Attacking the government’s economic record, Labor leader Bill Shorten addresses the Victorian State Labor Conference where he says mounting inequality is a deliberate result of five years of Coalition policy. (AAP Video/Alex Murray)

Japanese jockey joins Balfour stable

May 27, 2018 by Editor

RYAN Balfour hopes gifted Japanese apprentice Ryusei Sakai can be a cornerstone for his Morphettville stable as his team hits top gear over winter.

Thompson explodes in historic Warriors performance

May 27, 2018 by Editor

KLAY Thompson hit nine 3-pointers and scored 35 points, the Warriors held James Harden down in the second half, and Golden State rallied from an early 17-point deficit to stave off elimination with a 115-86 victory over the Houston Rockets on Saturday night to force a deciding Game 7 in the Western Conference finals.

Cabinet ministers refuse to defend Joyce’s tell-all interview

May 27, 2018 by Editor

Cabinet ministers have refused to defend Barnaby Joyce’s tell-all interview with his partner Vikki Campion. The former Deputy Prime Minister sold his story for $150,000 to Seven’s Sunday Night program.

California’s voting structure could leave openings for GOP

May 27, 2018 by Editor

The top two vote-getters in California primaries advance to the general election, regardless of the candidates’ party. This is known as the “jungle primary” system. A crowded field of Democrats could make it easy for Republicans to win.

Amb. Hill: Initial North Korea summit derailed by ‘media war’

May 27, 2018 by Editor

Christopher Hill, former U.S. ambassador to South Korea, says public posturing is getting in the way of peace talks. Also, MSNBC Anchor Richard Lui leads a discussion with his panel on recent foreign affairs news such as the hostage release in Venezuela.

Tynes: NFL kneeling rule submits to Trump’s ‘fear-mongering’

May 27, 2018 by Editor

Tyler Tynes, writer for SB Nation, says the National Football League overstepped its bounds by issuing its latest National Anthem regulation. However, former NFL Safety Jack Brewer says the league has every right to dissuade protests in the workplace.

ACLU: Separating migrant families has ‘devastating consequences’

May 27, 2018 by Editor

An initiative by Attorney General Jeff Sessions has led the Trump administration to separate children from their parents at the border more often. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has sued the government in hopes of ending the practice. The…

Former Watergate Prosecutor Says FBI Informants are Not Spies

May 27, 2018 by Editor

Former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks says no one should obtain information from classified meetings held by lawmakers Thursday to discuss an FBI informant’s contact with Trump campaign aids.

Victorian Labor State Conference suspends controversial votes

Economic supermen do not double the nation debt – Shorten

Japanese jockey joins Balfour stable

Thompson explodes in historic Warriors performance

Cabinet ministers refuse to defend Joyce’s tell-all interview

California’s voting structure could leave openings for GOP

Amb. Hill: Initial North Korea summit derailed by ‘media war’

Tynes: NFL kneeling rule submits to Trump’s ‘fear-mongering’

ACLU: Separating migrant families has ‘devastating consequences’

Former Watergate Prosecutor Says FBI Informants are Not Spies

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