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Global Vaccination Coverage At Its Highest

Global Vaccination Coverage At Its Highest

Hat tip, Jennifer Marohasy "..For every dollar spent on childhood immunizations, you get $44 in economic benefits." That's according to Bill Gates. This statistic is perhaps more relevant to Africa -- than Australia. Nevertheless, recent Australian news headlines...

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Random Note #187,633 — One Nation and anti vaxers

Random Note #187,633 Why the hell and how the hell does Pauline Hanson have any truck with outfits like the anti vax lobby and all the other nut jobs, cranks and fringe dwellers and the numerous people like Rod Culleton who some how attach themselves, barnacle like,...

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Workers Dudded By ALP Strategy — Grace Collier, The Australian

And it get worse. Much worse. Shorten and the unions would have to be the most grubby and the most hypocritical of all Australian institutions. “…So, to sum up, a Labor initiative, aided by a special Labor amendment, run by a panel of Labor appointees, with the majority of those appointees, handpicked by Shorten, has led to a decision that gives Labor the opportunity to wage a massive Work Choices-style campaign against the government. What an astonishing set of circumstances and how convenient for Labor..”

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Abbott, the Antidote to Turnbullemia -Peter O’brien, Quadrant Online

What “party” would that be exactly, Mr Unnamed Source? The party that in NSW is the house pet of lobbyists and influence peddlers? The party that in Victoria is at war with itself? The party that in Queensland survived but a single term? The party that in Western Australia agonised for years about whether it is a prime role of government to regulate the growing and sale of potatoes? The party that in South Australia cannot make ground against a cretinous green government that plunges the state into darkness and drives off industry? The party that, given an opportunity to defend free speech, cannot bring itself to form an opinion on the iniquity of Section 18C

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