Today is International Beer Day .
And as I am a world citizen I am fully embracing this celebration with a few lovely refreshing beers from my cellar
I bet our suck hole PM wishes he could hide in his cellar after his Pathetic call to Trump was released
If there is anymore evidence needed that the people on manus are just cattle the transcripts confirmed it all.
Have your favorite Tipple Peoples
It will all be over in a year or so
THE PUB 
test xxxx
Wasn’t Fizza disappointed that the transcript wasn’t available so that we could all see how wonderful he was?
Cheers!
Now, let me see …
With a decent press in Australia, Stumbles would be history. Would have been a year ago.
Still may be on Monday.
Do you want Dutton Abbott Morrison Frydenberg
Yep. Guarantees a Labor win next election.
The media making up crap again?
Surely not!
I saw a report this morning that said someone had tried to get “an improvised device” (the meat mincer?) onto a plane, in some luggage, but whoever it was never even got to check in their luggage because the bag was too heavy.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/sydney-terrorist-plot-bid-to-smuggle-bomb-through-airport-thwarted-at-checkin-20170803-gxodlz.html
Believe that if you like. It sounds extremely odd to me. Whatever it was, IF the bag had been checked though, would have shown up in a scan or a search anyway, and surely a suspiciously heavy bag would have been thoroughly searched. At least, you’d think so. Or doesn’t anyone bother scanning/searching checked luggage?
Things are really going bad for this government. Even ‘Boats!’ can’t be used as a scare campaign now, not after all that boasting about ‘we stopped the boats’. All they have now is terrorism threats, and they have been so frequent, and so predictable, always after a bad poll or yet another government disaster, that it’s all starting to look like a high-budget theatrical production of ‘The Boy Who Cried Wolf’. There have been so many alleged thwarted attacks now that no-one cares any more.
Latest news – the alleged ‘bomb’ was allegedly mailed from Turkey. Mailed! I thought Australia Post and/or customs checked suspicious mail. My son bought a harmless ring (real gold) for his fiancee, from overseas. It was opened by customs and checked. A tiny ring from overseas gets opened, examined and resealed, but an alleged IED sails through the post without question? Pull the other one.
‘How many times has this happened?’ Border force faces questions over ‘terror bomb’ mailed from Turkey.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/how-many-times-has-this-happened-border-force-faces-questions-over-terror-bomb-mailed-from-turkey-20170804-gxpqtw.html
Andrew “Buy me” Colvin was in full flight at 9 this morning.
If he hadn’t been reading from a script …
TLBD
I have recently been given a so called starter batch of reds as a bribe. I must say I am liking Pepperjack Shiraz .I may have to start researching a bit more
That is a good drop.
Good idea. I’m off to the local pub!
BK
you will be banned again tomorrow for a while
Off to the The Village of the Banned?
Your AFP proudly announced the names of the four they arrested.
Now, call me strange, but doesn’t the bloke released without charge have a legal issue? And aren’t they putting a fair trial for the others at risk?
1949
I would not mind another bottle of this to celebrate Beer day. Brewed in Belgium shipped to France to be treated like champagne for 9 months then back to Belgium. A heavy hit on the pocket but worth the experience at least once. Very much a “sipping beer” because it is over 11% ‘Alkafrol’
A beer named “God”?
Must be nectar! Or, at 11%, more likely ambrosia.
Oohmann, on ABC TV, opines that Malcolm got the better of Donald at that first contact.
Straight out of Ripley’s
Where is Political Animal, Brewmaster Extroidinaire?
Last seen huffing at the way The Pub looks
Adelaide Hills Beers and Ciders
https://www.adelaidehills.org.au/beer-cider-spirits
Their pear cider is quite nice.
That looks like the start of a boat race.
Josh, where are you? Josh …. ?
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/aug/04/australias-greenhouse-gas-emissions-soar-in-latest-figures
Oh, there you are!
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F.M
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/04/revealed-in-the-trump-turnbull-transcript-five-things-we-knew-and-one-we-didnt?utm_source=esp&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=First+Dog+on+the+Moon&utm_term=237901&subid=10311357&CMP=ema_1732
For footie fans. Check the last goal: brilliant control
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-04/matildas-beat-brazil-in-tournament-of-nations/8774186
Not many picked it up. First Dog for one did. Trumble acknowledged that Australia has full responsibility for the asylum seekers on Manus and Nauru.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/aug/04/centrelink-accused-of-threatening-people-using-letters-with-police-logo
When you read the letter and its questions asking whether the recipient is in shared accommodation its an admission that Centrelink payments are too low to be able to rent in the private rental market
Westminster system of accountability: Minister must resign. No ifs, no buts, no maybes.
TLBD
The Rodent made sure that ‘rule’ was ‘dead buried and cremated’ after he lost so many ministers in his first year or so. How high would the level of incomprehension be for the current scurvy crew to read about Mick Young stepping down over the ‘Paddington Bear’ affair ?!
It isn’t even about ministerial standards: it’s that an organization under ministerial control is using threats in the guise of police powers.
Just listening to this. Lovely
The first ten million years were the worst …
I do miss Douglas Adams: he got the universe so right.
Speaking of which, I’m getting towards the end of this book http://www.wired.co.uk/article/lawrence-krauss-physics-book
It is the most lucid writing about the development of physics, quantum and beyond. I think I’m beginning to understand …
But, as Niels Bohr said, “If you think you can talk about quantum theory without feeling dizzy, you haven’t understood the first thing about it.”
It is a bit wild and blustery down here. I might have to have a good warming brandy to see out Friday night,
Have one on me. It doesn’t get much better
Took the car in for a minor service today.
New rear brakes and four new tyres …
About to replace the Accord Euro; one or two years hence.
Anyone have a thought about the manual? And what about the “hybrid”? I refuse to by an automatic: I want to drive: not be driven.
This little black duck
I hope before I die they work out the rules behind the “spooky nature” of quantum physics. We obviously don’t know now how to explain entanglement . Discover the underlying rules of quantum particle’s behaviour and come on down the next technologically caused complete remake of the world.
One of the weirdest things is that light is both particle and wave.
I reckon the mice are using us.
I recommend Hoyle’s The Black Cloud
I’m nearly at the end of his book. Next step is to go back to the beginning and wiki all the stuff, starting with electrons and working up to quarks and bosons and beyond.
It’s not rocket science. Just a lot more complicated.
Einstein’s book Relativity: The Special and the General Theory really is well written and comprehensible.
As resident physicist at the Pub, I’m pleased to see this burst of interest in the esoteric corners of our discipline.
By the way, many years ago I spent an enjoyable day at a Sheffield Shied match between NSW and Q’ld at the Gabba with Fred Hoyle.
You know you want to (posted before)
TLBD
“One of the weirdest things is that light is both particle and wave.”
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Behaves like a particle and or wave. It is the ‘why” that we need to know. Read that book many many years ago. Have not thought of Fred for many a year but he was one of those I read a lot of back in the day.
His notion of Panspermia has been getting a kick along in recent years with the discovery of so many organic compounds in gas clouds. Creatures such as the Tardigrade can survive on the outside of a spaceship !!
“Amino acid detected in space”
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2003/aug/11/amino-acid-detected-in-space
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“Scientists have found the beginnings of life-bearing chemistry at the centre of the galaxy”
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-29368984
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How Does the Tiny Waterbear Survive in Outer Space?
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-does-the-tiny-waterbear-survive-in-outer-space-30891298/
kaffeeklatscher,
It is posited that the “why it is” is search for an explanation of God. Krauss thinks “how it is” is the real issue.
If God decided to confuse us with wave versus particle that’s its business.
Julius Sumner Miller is sorely missed. Oh well, Brian Cox will have to do (very nicely).
Julius was a sometime colleague of mine back in the seventies. Harry Messel used to bring him out to Australia from the States. He wasn’t a “great” physicist but was very good at making people think. Dr Karl, also associated with the School of Physics at Sydney University, is his modern day successor.
Marvellous what a Senate enquiry can do
Now, for Malley …
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-04/cpa-remaing-directors-to-quit-amid-governance-scandal/8776620
Err, doesn’t the CPA get large fees because of their reputation for integrity
This is very funny
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-04/push-for-more-schools-to-take-up-pornography-harm-education-for/8775312
Peter must be very young, or very very old.
Actually I think to much porn watching raises the expectations to the ridiculous or sexual stamina athlete level. If you watch 40 minutes of fellatio in a porn video you would be surprised to learn that the sex act usually takes 7 minutes
billie11,
I was going to write something about why I don’t like Brian Cox as a science presenter, but I think that covers it.
Brian Cox doesn’t dumb-down science. He does worse. He makes it disposable.
https://lordharper.com/2011/03/24/brian-cox-doesnt-dumb-down-science-he-does-worse-he-makes-it-disposable/
Onya Ms Moore!
Tent City Standoff: Sydney Mayor Refuses To Move Homeless On From Martin Place
The political spat has continued over the future of the settlement.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/2017/08/04/tent-city-standoff-sydney-mayor-refuses-to-move-homeless-on-fro_a_23064277/?ncid=fcbklnkauhpmg00000001
Anyone who sticks it to Howard’s on the side is fine by me.
I’ve been a fan of Clover’s for a while. And I live in Canberra.
Good on Clover! that’s a very neat assembly of tents. In Melbourne in cold foggy 9 degree max temperature day in day out, the homeless are not allowed to shelter in tents. Those flimsy tents can keep you snug in 3 degrees
I reckon the Swans are a decent bet for the last Saturday in September (or whenever it is these days)
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/live/2017/aug/04/geelong-cats-v-sydney-swans-friday-night-afl-live
Sadly, I think you might be right
‘Fake deal, fake process’: Manus asylum seekers angry over Trump-Turnbull transcript
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/08/04/fake-deal-fake-process-manus-asylum-seekers-angry-over-trump-turnbull-transcript
Who cares!
Least of all the Australian press.
If the msm decided to turn seriously on this …
I give TGA kudos for publishing nasty business and letting us having our say.
Well that makes everyone unhappy about the release of the tape of THAT phone call.
Columnists in the New York Times were appalled at how slow Trump was on the uptake
World politicians are aghast that the machinery of state is exposed
Australians are unimpressed that Turnbull cynically connived, but we’re not surprised
The poor souls stuck on Manus and Nauru are upset about the cruel fraud perpetrated upon them
It’s a pity that Gillian Triggs is no longer head of the Human Rights Commission, she could have forensically dissected Turnbull on his admission that Australia runs those gulags as a deterrent
I attended a Stop Adani rally outside my local member of Parliaments office today. The protestors were all over 60, same chort as the MP, had green outfits to save the Tarkine, red raincoats to wear with black pants to protest about Adani and purple tops to support the Asylum Seeker Refugee Centre. we were observed by 2 tall plain clothes police in black North Face rain jackets who gave up and returned to the MPs office
billie11 9.40pm
You do not speak for all husbands, and that is all I am going to say on the matter.
Good morning Dawn Patrollers.
More is coming out about the money laundering through the CBA. Not at all a good look!
http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/eleven-already-jailed-over-cba-money-laundering-syndicates-20170804-gxps8l.html
Meanwhile one of the money laundering syndicates linked with the Commonwealth Bank compliance scandal worked with drug smugglers who imported methamphetamine worth $315 million, the largest ice seizure in West Australian history.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/commbank-atm-scandal-syndicate-linked-to-the-biggest-ice-haul-in-wa-history-20170804-gxppf2.html
Not surprisingly Adele Ferguson writes about the growing calls for a banking royal commission. She says that CBS’s Ian Narev will have to think long and hard about what he will say at the AGM next week.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/growing-calls-for-a-bank-royal-commission-20170804-gxpfbr.html
Laura Tingle on the idiots Turnbull has to deal with. Google.
/news/politics/if-only-coalition-mps-were-as-manageable-as-a-crazy-world-leader-20170804-gxpdph
Paul Bongiorno on Turnbull’s conviction problems.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opinion/topic/2017/08/05/turnbulls-conviction-problems/15018552005017
Mark Kenny begins this article with “A compromise plan to resolve the Coalition’s internal split over marriage reform is the most likely outcome from Monday’s special policy meeting. After all, the alternative could lead to the ugliest divorce in the Liberal Party’s history.”
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/liberal-party-room-showdown-the-selfish-marriage-deal-to-avert-an-ugly-divorce-20170804-gxpfop.html
And to inform the party room debate a new poll shows majority of voters in six seats held by Liberal MPs who are undecided on marriage equality support same-sex marriage and a free vote in Parliament.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/voters-in-key-liberal-seats-back-samesex-marriage-and-free-vote-poll-shows-20170804-gxpgqj.html
Pontificating Paul Kelly compares apples with oranges with respect to plebiscites. Google.
/news/inquirer/tale-of-two-plebiscites-as-turnbull-shorten-jostle-for-advantage/news-story/b10797f6eb46de2798e483c1a0b15bd1
Karen Middleton has a look at what the party room meeting might bring.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2017/08/05/parliamentary-push-same-sex-marriage/15018552005023
Section 2 . . .
Peter Hartcher reckons the ridiculous postal vote will get up in the party room because is would be a “pragmatic solution”. What a muppet!
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/samesex-marriage-going-postal-the-best-solution-for-plebiscite-20170804-gxpni3.html
Peter van Onselen reckons Turnbull will be cornered into the postal plebiscite and says the Coalition deserves a slow handclap. Google.
/news/inquirer/turnbull-may-be-forced-to-put-stamp-on-postal-marriage-plebiscite/news-story/12116fff9e21824d168024958358063c
Nicholas Stuart writes that three critical fault-lines are currently ripping their way through the Australian political landscape: all converge in Canberra on Monday. He says Turnbull’s grip on power is approaching a final, defining crisis.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbulls-fragile-grip-on-power-approaches-a-final-defining-crisis-20170804-gxpe3h.html
Centrelink is at it again with intimidating letters, this time in league with the AFP.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/centrelink-accused-of-intimidating-clients-with-afp-letters-20170804-gxpait.html
Phil Coorey concludes that the government is on course to become a “quivering blob by Christmas”. Google.
/news/malcolm-turnbull-in-the-middle-of-a-factional-mess-over-climate-samesex-marriage-20170802-gxo850
Wendy Squires reckons our spin doctors are as bad as Trump’s! Quite amusing.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/dont-laugh-too-hard-at-donald-trumps-spin-doctors–ours-are-just-as-bad-20170803-gxonjs.html
Richard Ackland writes that the television spinoff of Margaret Atwood’s A Handmaid’s Taleis an allegory of life under a type of Abbott-Abetz-Andrews-Bernardi-Shelton totalitarian Christian theonomic regime, run by cold-hearted biblical nutters who have women enslaved and minorities cast into vats of bubbling oil.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/2017/08/05/gadfly-hardmans-tale/15018552005014
What a rotten mess the CPA has gotten itself into!
http://thenewdaily.com.au/money/2017/08/04/cpa-directors-resign/
The White House has gone in hard on the culture of leaks, with four investigations started already.
http://www.theage.com.au/world/arrests-made-as-the-us-triples-investigations-into-culture-of-leaks-20170804-gxpwxl.html
Section 3 . . .
A good contribution from Katharine Murphy on the now famous phone call.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/aug/04/turnbulls-call-with-trump-pulls-back-the-curtain-and-its-not-a-pretty-sight
Our country should drop its head in shame. and it’s all down to Abbott and his cohort of RWNJs and a weak prime minister.
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/australias-carbon-pollution-soars-government-data-shows-20170804-gxpd71.html
How Australia narrowly escaped two “sophisticated bomb plots”.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/catastrophic-how-australia-narrowly-escaped-two-sophisticated-bomb-plots-20170804-gxpk4f.html
The bomb materials came through the post, leaving authorities wondering how much more has come here this way.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/how-many-times-has-this-happened-border-force-faces-questions-over-terror-bomb-mailed-from-turkey-20170804-gxpqtw.html
And airport workers at Perth and Canberra airports say there are serious security holes made worse by understaffing and cost-cutting. Hardly surprising.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/investigations/workers-point-to-security-flaws-at-canberra-and-perth-airports-20170803-gxousf.html
Nick O’Malley says that after the leak of the Trump/Turnbull transcript no world leader will now feel safe in talking with the president.
http://www.smh.com.au/world/donald-trump-call-transcript-reveals-little-new-but-it-confirms-a-great-deal-20170804-gxp9vi.html
And following the leak the refugees in our hands are in deep despair.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/leaked-malcolm-turnbull-admission-to-donald-trump-leaves-refugees-in-despair-20170804-gxpluz.html
Leaked records of Donald Trump’s telephone conversation with Malcolm Turnbull reveal a dangerously scattered U.S. President and a coldly callous Australian Prime Minister.
https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/leaked-transcripts-reveal-trumps-crazy-approach-to-diplomacy,10574
Tony Wright has some fun with the leak.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/malcolm-turnbull-gets-trumped-an-exclusive-from-inside-the-waterfront-mansion-20170803-gxp4r7.html
Section 4 . . .
Fake news is bad. Fake history is worse.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/04/fake-news-fake-history-turkey-china-rewrite-past
The shady Netanyahu is in a bit of trouble.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/aug/04/benjamin-netanyahu-suspect-fraud-investigation-israel-police
Jack Waterford has penned a very good examination of the ICAC findings. It’s a long article well worth reading.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/icac-operation-credo-brings-out-textbook-villains-obeid-and-tripodi-20170804-gxphcn.html
Alan Kohler writes ” The basic reason the National Broadband Network has gone pear-shaped — if not the full ¬pancake — apart from the fact there’s copper at the end of it ¬instead of fibre, is that the business has two conflicting mandates from its owner (us): to service everyone in the country and make a profit.” He says there are only three ways to make it work. Google.
/business/opinion/alan-kohler/how-to-fix-nbn-take-your-pick/news-story/2923f9ab3e58a6661082359212308f06
At the same time An internet service provider has broken ranks to blame its own industry for the slow download speeds being suffered by many customers of the National Broadband Network, as the Government calls in its watchdog to get to the bottom of a spike in complaints about the service. Google.
/technology/isp-aussie-broadband-blames-own-industry-for-nbn-woes-20170804-gxpjnp
A political storm is brewing as the NBN fails to connect with Australians. Slow speeds and poor performance are causing consumer complaints to soar while leading to others choosing not to sign up to what voters have been told is nation-building and transformative broadband technology. The rising dissatisfaction could lead to the NBN becoming a major issue at the next federal election if Communications Minister Mitch Fifield, and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull are unable to address it.
http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2017/08/04/nbn-customer-complaints/
New York pharma giant Pfizer has engaged in a series of paper transactions to create artificial share capital and a $936 million loss in Australia. It is, for all intents and purposes, a billion dollar exercise in tax avoidance. Michael West reports.
https://www.michaelwest.com.au/pfizers-billion-dollar-sham-audited-by-kpmg/
Elizabeth Farrelly looks at the issue of the risks of social housing done on the cheap.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/social-housing-done-on-the-cheap-a-combustible-issue-20170803-gxog9w.html
Section 5 . . .
The Coalition Government spent years demonising Gillian Triggs for daring to prick their conscience on Australia’s abysmal recent human rights record. a seven years crucifixion no less.
https://independentaustralia.net/life/life-display/gillian-triggs-human-rights-and-ideology,10573
Jacqui Maley outlines the three reasons why the republic will get up one day.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/the-queens-interests-are-not-ours-three-reasons-why-the-republic-will-get-up-one-day-20170803-gxos68.html
Anna Patty writes on the war on wages where Australians are working harder but going backwards. She has written a very well researched piece here.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/workplace-relations/war-on-wages-australians-are-working-harder-and-going-backwards-20170803-gxoh9c.html
Jess Irvine follows through with more supporting evidence. Shorten is on a winner with the inequality issue one would think.
http://www.smh.com.au/business/the-economy/the-six-charts-that-prove-why-workers-are-feeling-the-pinch-20170803-gxp2ha.html
Mike Seccombe on family trusts and tax dodges.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2017/08/05/family-trusts-and-tax-dodges/15018552005022
The SMH’s editorial rounds off this discussion and says business must play its part in turning things around.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/smh-editorial/scope-for-wages-growth-but-business-needs-to-do-its-bit-20170804-gxpbll.html
As the Victorian government makes the case for assisted dying legislation, a strategic campaign from social conservatives and religious groups hopes to torpedo the proposed amendments. Still, for politicians, the message on anti-euthanasia flyers can be read two ways: “Remember the life you save may be your own.”
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2017/08/05/the-assisted-dying-campaign-victoria/15018552005024
The future of the Powerhouse Museum is proving to be quite a handful for the NSW government.
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/powerhouse-in-the-state-government-firing-line-again-20170803-gxonag.html
Section 6 . . . Cartoon Corner
Jim Pavlidis and the SSM marriage breakup.
Alan Moir and Trump’s legacy.
Broelman farewells Laurie Oakes.
As does Paul Zanetti.
Cathy Wilcox and a very welcoming Border Force.
Sean Leahy celebrates the end of the cricket pay saga.
David Rowe is really into nudity these days as emperors shed their clothes.
David Pope bemoans the plight of the political pawns on Manus Island.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/david-pope-20120214-1t3j0
Ron Tandberg and a political parallel.
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/ron-tandberg-20090910-fixc.html
Mark Knight on the phone call leak.
http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/2188115c510badc37fa865f0bbe8f27a?width=1024
Jon Kudelka and the art of the (refugee) deal.
http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/289ad0e54f4c998574c55fd31117dd14
BK
People will tut tut over this just because it is Trump but when it came to going hard on leakers Obamarama was THE champion. It was a regular complaint made against him
The AFP and Centrelink letters.
When I saw the first reports yesterday I just thought someone was dragging up old news, as often happens, especially on Twitter. Then I realised it was new outrage.
This is not something new. The letters that were being sent out in January in the Robodebt debacle had the AFP logo on them too. This was the first time that logo appeared on Centrelink correspondence and it was and still is clearly intended to intimidate innocent people into assuming they have in some way committed fraud.
If you can’t penalise people into abandoning their welfare payment then perhaps you can intimidate them until they decide it’s less stressful to live in a tent in Martin Place, eat food provided by charities and beg for small change than to put up with daily harassment by and constant intimidating letters from Centrelink and the AFP.
Most of us never knew about the AFP/Centrelink alliance, because the media didn’t bother to tell us. The AFP and Centrelink joined to form ‘Operation Integrity’ aimed at cracking down on welfare fraud, in early 2016, that’s why the damn logo now appears. Is the cost of this alliance is far greater than the money actually clawed back from the dozen or so real, genuine welfare fraudsters in the country? I think we can all work out the answer with minimum effort.
https://www.sydneycriminallawyers.com.au/blog/social-media-helping-police-to-crack-down-on-centrelink-fraud/
No wonder the AFP refused to investigate Alan Tudge and Robodebt!