Sky News host slams ‘pathetic’ Labor government for ‘deflecting’ on energy

Sky News host Caleb Bond has slammed the “pathetic” Labor government for “deflecting” on the issue of energy as Australia attempts to reach its net zero target with renewables.
“I have to say this back and forth all week about nuclear energy has annoyed me because we’re not just talking about some abstract political argument here - we’re talking about something that is so important, such a basic right, that it deserves far better than the dross we’ve been served up,” he said.
“The Albanese government has, at every opportunity this week, laid into the Opposition for its nuclear energy proposal.”
Mr Bond said the reason the government is “going so hard” against the Opposition’s nuclear energy plan is because Labor has no plan that will “actually deliver the energy we need”.

[@Tikka300-]

Worst government in Australian history

[@clydesimpson1462]

Labor haven't a clue.

[@LovelyLass-nb8op]

We voters are locked and loaded, can't wait to vote Labor out

[@anomadhunter]

I hope you’re right. But Albo did win the last election…so people aren’t always sensible

[@dominicbriody33]

O89l😊and guess legal o😮nothing nothing 😊mhhl4

[@damiengoss8382]

Absolutely

[@schuey3828]

god i prey so, but i'm not filled with hope with so many idiots that don't even know where there vote goes but continue to support the independents and teals.

[@Mac-jx8uj]

Ken oath 😊

[@misplacedspirit6162]

Albanese, Charmers, Bowen, Gallagher, Useless arrogant bunch of wannabes... Sick of hearing all their BS & Lies.

[@YvonneCrean]

You left a few out.. let's just say the whole blood Labor party

[@littlelotta7975]

Let's just stay with our coal and gas ffs

[@NoelineHobbs]

If only 👍

[@mikldude9376]

A smart move would have been to not close our coal stations and gas stations until we had all this stuff well and truly sorted , that is what a responsible government should have done…. Alas. Now I think about , we used to have more fuel refineries, but our politicians have cut them down to almost nothing as well . Imagine if a war breaks out in our neighbourhood, we would need every bit of fuel and electricity in case of god forbid war breaking out , Australia is so far up shi t creek without a paddle it’s just not funny . At the very least , the party holding power to country has if nothing else to be like caretakers, they are supposed to make sure if something bad happens we have good supplies of everything. I am just a dumb truck driver , but to me it looks like they are doing a really shit job of looking after the country.

[@YvonneCrean]

​@@mikldude9376💯%

[@letmeexplain1816]

Our Coal is all going to China !! Unbelievable !!

[@kerryevans2038]

Best all round idea

[@vernonwhite4660]

Bowen has nothing better to do . "We can discuss this every day from now to the next election"

[@kpopandotherplaylists2518]

Proving just how stupid he is... the nation is forming a posey, mate... is this you begging for an electoral linching dipshit ? Seems like it... lock n load cowboy... your ...knife. 😂

[@lesleyosborne9319]

Its Very Hard to do the Costings Properly Until they LIFT the Ban.. this VIC Govt is CULPABLE and must be Forced to Get More Gas, Pay their Bills and Leave the PEOPLE'S TAXES Alone.

[@Davo-gj7gl]

I don't care where my power comes from as long as it's cheaper than the stuff I'm paying for now

[@NoelineHobbs]

Just a had letter mines goin up again in July 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@mikldude9376]

@@NoelineHobbswe had that in our area a while ago.

[@raymondparnell439]

Your power comes from jesus not government or anyone ekse. If you know they doing evil ! Jesus demand ms you break all their rules !

[@KingsleyThomson-j1w]

But didn't Albo have a plan to fix this??,,,,,liar 😢

[@Martinoconnor-du6lc]

@@KingsleyThomson-j1w no he said he has a plane

[@normanmazlin6741]

Talk about Homer Simpson running a nuclear power plant! We have Chris Bowen running our entire energy system. We're fucxing doomed 😢

[@mersinalou7397]

Leave it to Labor and they will bankrupt majority Australians .. rates will rise again because at this stage it looks inevitable where most people desperately wanted and expected interest rates to fall .. more Labor lies and incompetence .. vote them out everywhere and forever .. at this point its not a joke anymore.

[@cornelissmit6404]

Bowen is getting a bit nervous he can see people don't think nor agree fully with him about energy security without tapping into our existing resources already available

[@BunnyDude1962]

They now realise ( but won't admit it) how crap their renewable energy policy is, yet they take all Australians as mugs and continue to sing it praises. No idea!! 😮

[@oldsparky14]

Well said , This should not be a political argument , but there needs to be a televised debate between the leaders to educate most australians on the positives and negatives of Re newables and Nuclear base load

[@SaintKimbo]

Trouble is the renewables Advocates are being dishonest, the reports that Bowen uses as his claim that renewables are cheaper, the AEMO's Integrated Systems Plan (ISP) and the CSIRO's 'Gencost Report' have all sorts of creative accountancy that doesn't show the real cost. For instance, the AEMO's ISP relies heavily on homeowners moving to rooftop solar with battery, and even EV's feeding power back to the grid, but doesn't cost it at all, if even half the Australian households buy an EV and get battery solar, i.e. $50K + $15K times 5 million, that comes to $300 billion that the public has to pay for, but that, apparently doesn't count. They class Snowy 2 as already paid for so, that saves them another easy $12 Billion on their estimates ! The CSIRO's 'Gencost Report' doesn't take into account a lot of the infrastructure requirements, transmission lines, battery storage etc. When questioned on this they say that their report is mainly from an Investors perspective and from that perspective, it is not their concern, and that's AEMO's field of responsibility ! They are basically saying, if you buy a house, the price doesn't include the electrical, water and roads etc, they are already there, we're just telling you how much the house is going to cost ! That's just some of the chicanery going on, there's more, but it's almost impossible to get a clear picture of the true cost.

[@NoelineHobbs]

@@SaintKimbo Labor has always fought dirty My family were strong supporters back in the thirties when it was a working man’s party We stopped voting Labor after Keating promised tax cuts and lied 🤥 This Labor today is full of greedy fools still fighting dirty I’ve noticed Labor voters still vote Labor because their parents did Hard to change their loyalty Labor rely on ignorance as the only time people think of politics is when election looms Labor then get to work telling lies Much more serious now as our future is at stake. Immigrants being borough in by the thousands to voter Labor Hate protesters allowed to ignore the law Young children marching in the streets on a school day waving flags that are of another country Even the police 👮 seem to just stand around while citizens are threatened with hate talk Rusted on Labor voters brainwashed young plus preferences from Green Teals are letting our country being run by there incompetent fools I’m just hoping it’s not too late to stop them 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@matthewmeuleman9872]

if we stop makeing co2 there is no tree's and plants

[@nigelrhodes4330]

You do realise there were plants on our planet before the industrial revolution don't you?

[@matthewmeuleman9872]

@@nigelrhodes4330 yes but if we go net 0 carbon there will be non

[@nigelrhodes4330]

@@matthewmeuleman9872 No, that is just a stupid statement, there are many sources of CO2 here on earth not just human activity. I don't believe that we should be ruled by technocrats but we but with people as ignorant as you then I can see the case for it ...

[@nigelrhodes4330]

@@matthewmeuleman9872 No, that is incorrect, there are many sources of CO2 on our planet other than from human activity.

[@nigelrhodes4330]

@@matthewmeuleman9872 You clearly don't understand the earth's carbon cycle, there are many sources of CO2 on this planet other than from human activity.

[@letmeexplain1816]

Absolutely uneducated official in parliament that haven't got a flaming clue !!

[@batmanlives6456]

Bowen there’s only one debate you could ever win… The mass-debate … You are a shoe in !!!

[@countyorga764]

Your expert subject, with blisters as evidence and a name change to Wan Ker.

[@ShaneCook-s5r]

I dont want to hear or see the GRUB Criss Bowen.

[@senalmudaliar9542]

NET ZERO? Can anyone please tell me what NET ZERO in Australia will achieve and make a difference to the planet when we are contributing only 1% of the Green House gas. We wont make a hairline difference in Australia or to this planet. Talk about food on the table and reliable electricity and not renewables where we have to renew every 20 years and the cost goes up and up and up.

[@atomickidd1]

There is no doubt that Australia is under increasing threat from those who want to dictate how we all live. Industry is needed such as our energy one and for this political animal in the ALP, it hasn't learnt from previous mistakes. We are all paying for the ALP failed policies and we do have the right to vote the federal government out. What about the news relating to another rise in official interest rates and yet, the government continues to deny Australians, the right to enjoy life. Perhaps it's time to consider treason charges against the ALP and others who want to destroy this country.

[@StephenWalker-wq1uk]

Corrupt governments would rather wast high amounts on the snowy mountains 2 and wind turbines, the wind turbines on the hills near where I live never turn, what a waste

[@BrianHunt1911]

How would it be for Bowen to disclose the FULL and ONGOING COSTS of his renewables plan, and how it's being finance,. A Simple question surely for is the Chinese Belts And Roads plan involved with its high interest rate and short term and are the estimated costs of $1.2 trillion correct. This should not be a hard question for a minister who has done nothing else since elected. Until Bowen produces a costing, rumour's are all there are to believe. Or worse still I have to assume $1.2 trillion is the lower end of the real cost. Hideing it away makes one suspect the much worse outcome; above $1.2 trillion on expensive Chinese finance. Was China's Premier Li Qiang arrival in Australia linked to a finance deal? The common plebs will never hear that. Its ludicrous to demand the Libs provide a cost for their plan this far out from an election when the one that is being built today remains uncosted to the average Australian.

[@jolla9963]

Where arw the hackers?, why haven't they turned the elctricity off to pollies homes via a server yet. Surely one of you coding masters can do that. Program rolling black outs on only their properties but not set to a time, just randomly, and for however long. And not just the property they are living in, but their investment properties too. These pollies must be forced to feel the pain they intend to force upon all of us.

[@glennrobertson8656]

Union Super Funds love this keeps the money flowing does the renewable investments. Protection Racket on Steroids……..😳

[@MrTryReasoning]

Bowen does not Know how to debate! A 17 year old boy undrestands more about the choice of Nuclear than Bowen will ever have.. Labor is a spent force… WHO IS FUNDING THEM? IF IT'S THE UNIONS! THEN THE UNIONS ARE NOT THERE FOR THE WORKERS AT ALL!

[@alancotterell9207]

A person might believe we have never had a government led by the Coalition. - What is a 'social conscience' ? - We were told that privatisation of energy companies would make energy cheaper. - That was a whopping big lie. Our energy companies are probably now owned by private equity investment corporations, and have CEOs who are paid to maximise returns to shareholders.- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJbVnnZ3g9asrK8

[@robertcunningham35]

BY LOWERING THE PRESSURE ON THE GAS HAS REDUCED THE AMOUNT OF HEAT THAT YOU GET IN THE HOUSES TO KEEP WARM

[@tassied12]

Its not just the government that laid into the Opposition for its nuclear energy proposal. Energy analysts and business representatives across the country were critical of it. The owners of the proposed sites weren't even consulted. Owners already have other plans for those sites. What does that do for business investment confidence?

[@NoelineHobbs]

Get an education please 🦸

[@tassied12]

@@NoelineHobbs AGL are building a big battery on the site of Liddell (which will use up existing transmission connections) and have just announced it will also be a solar recycling plant - no room left for a nuclear plant.

[@nigelrhodes4330]

Bill Gates has a huge investment in nuclear with a number of plants (eight I think) planned to be coming online over the next decade or so. I guess by your logic he has pissed his investment down the drain? Our current position is due to piss poor leadership across the political spectrum for the last three decades. People who say nuclear will take too long and cost too much just need to look at Snowy 2.0 to see that these arguments are just gaslighting.

[@info88w11]

You mean cronies and rent seekers collecting subsidies and lobbying for billionaires and China who own solar and wind farms and gas well who stand to lose outr and have their profits shredded if forced to compete on price with nuclear technology

[@CatsandJp]

Caleb…stick to your horses, gambling, drinking and older women.

[@NoelineHobbs]

Did he reject you darling 😜

[@jasonbendeich7864]

I really don't care what he does it his spare time he's one hell of a newsreader 😅

[@info88w11]

says horses backside

[@lesblack413]

He knows a bit more about the state of the nation than you do. That's his job - not yours. Stick to your knitting and forget about the gossiping.

[@barrymorphett8610]

Albo and the Labor Party have done the Wong thing again!

[@jenniemorgan5748]

We don’t have the full costings for the renewables either, so Labor is doing exactly the same thing.

[@knight2425]

Partially releasing the costings hoping that people fall for the false costs is much worse than Dutton not releasing his costings yet especially when Labor have been in power for two years and can’t give us full costings yet and Dutton only released his plan last week.

[@smcyfs9477]

$1.9 TRILLION.

[@schuey3828]

@@smcyfs9477 love how the trillions are put behind curtains when ever labor brings up this debate.

[@GlennClark-ke8hf]

It would be mind boggling. Would make Nuclear look like a drop in the ocean

[@brentonmoss2158]

Rich in resources and poor in leadership.

[@louisfreris7430]

You are so right!

[@SheridanMellor]

Yeah, on both sides. It's time for a different party completely. One not owned by big business

[@gregbuckenara8063]

@@SheridanMellor OR UNIONS.

[@anomadhunter]

The future of the whole country is at stake. It is a matter of urgent national security that unqualified amateurs like Albo and Bowen are in the process of destroying the economy.

[@NoelineHobbs]

Too late If only we could sack them 😤😤😤

[@NoelineHobbs]

@@anomadhunter god help us all 😢😢😢😢😢🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@evil17]

And everything else with it, our culture, flooding immigration, racism, division, Voice referendum No vote, violence, crime, inflation, rate hikes, fuel supply, production and prices, homelessness, job security, decreased medical & hospital services, failing and unmaintained infrastructure, roads, power stations, huge spending and national debt while destroying our national energy supply, grid and security, 3 of the biggest politician wage rises in history, 2 new private jets, 2 fully serviced houses & a $214,000 pay increase to a new WOKE GG before she is even sworn in, a weak WOKE govt & PM, and the criminal environmental vandalism for renewables in the name of the climate lie to justify it all while destroying our economy, culture, energy supply and security. There is a word for it, and it is treason. Labor are drunk with money and are like pigs in the trough and we have to get them out. Labor hates you Australia, they are not doing this JUST because they are stupid, they are doing this because they are evil & because they can, they dont want to help Australia, they want to destroy it, and they are doing that very fast. Get rid of Labor soon if you want any future for our children.

[@kerryevans2038]

All planned, Albo and his lot wants starving and country on its knees. Then he can push forward his red ideology

[@jackkennedy70]

Albo is so pathetic and so is Bowen, it makes me sick 🤢

[@countyorga764]

Excellent 👍.

[@KingsleyThomson-j1w]

Dumb and Dumber,,,,,😢

[@countyorga764]

@@KingsleyThomson-j1w You in a mirror.

[@Prognosis__]

Candle manufacturers will do a roaring trade in Australia in a several years

[@jasonbendeich7864]

😂😂😂

[@YvonneCrean]

This winter perhaps?

[@vincentcacciola7161]

Next year if not earlier

[@sandorrubane8964]

Labor didnt give a fig that 62% of Australians voted against the Voice. Why would they care of the majority supported nuclear? They follow their ideology, however impractical.

[@brentonmoss2158]

Absolutely! What percentage do they think a majority is , before they feel the need to make change to their ridiculous idealogical policies?

[@patricksharp1063]

People are finding that this free cheap renewable energy source is not cheap, not free and as fickle as the weather which its trying to save.. The worse of all systems.

[@ministerofemergencies1809]

The Super tax will cause plenty of jobs losses in the Superannuation industry. Labor say they support workers.

[@mikldude9376]

Mate , you are spot on , clearly Albanese and all his minions came out to attack Dutton, and the way they did it was like children in a school ground making fun of someone. Clearly Labor is all smoke and mirrors, they know opposition has valid argument, and they like dirty politicians that they are , twisted facts , deflected questions, acted in a way that’s makes them not worthy of the positions they hold ! And that for the Australian people makes the huge pay rise they just gave themselves, a real slap in the face to the Australian people. Lastly, cost for our energy sector is less important, what is important is that Australians get a quality , reliable electric system that businesses , industry, and the general population can rely on , for many decades to come.

[@GaryHuntington-m3p]

Industries will leave Australia , the impact will be devasting , no jobs , no security for this country .

[@markjohnston9017]

Industries have already left. The bloody morons push this "net zero bullshit".

[@keithg5137]

Totally agree with everything you said. How could I disagree, it is the truth.

[@laurierae8672]

Couldn’t agree more ….

[@kpopandotherplaylists2518]

Western Australia does nt even get royalties from gas... the dirty deal is in. Free gas to a 100 billion dollar export... with dirty kick backs. And those chumps are BETTER than the east coast poltical fix.

[@barrymorphett8610]

For God's sake, we have lots of gas in the ground in Sth. Australia, why shouldn't the people benefit from it, it's cheap and effective, and to stop running the Torrens Island power station is just ridiculous! I for one don't want to see the country having blackouts!

[@rogermckinnon5738]

Because our previous labor government made a deal to sell it interstate and overseas. Then we have to buy it back. South Australia used to have the cheapest power in Australia and exported it. Now under labor and their renewables. We have the dearest and have to import it. We currently suffer rolling blackouts as a result.

[@brentonmoss2158]

It doesn't fit their agenda: renewables only.

[@Ernst12]

My recommendation to the LNP is just to 'tune out from Labor', Let them and the Greens do whatever tickles their fancy and the LNP would be better served by using its energy and reasons argumentation on providing factual and realistic information on nuclear so that most of the voters can make an informed decision at the next election. If the LNP ignores Labor and the Greens jokes and nonsense that has been dished out so far, there an old saying and that is, "Dogs wont bark for too long if they are ignored". Frankly there must be many people who have had a gutful of Labor and the Greens because both have added zero value to most peoples' lives and at the same time they have cost us a lot.

[@batmanlives6456]

Labor and the Greens are not worth engaging with in debate… It’s like talking to simpletons… How can you argue with someone that just doesn’t understand

[@NoelineHobbs]

@@batmanlives6456yes complete dangerous fools 🤮🤮

[@lesblack413]

The LNP costings for nuclear generation will come out. Just be patient. Remember, we are still waiting for the Labor government to tell us how much renewable energy will cost and they are also way behind schedule with it's implementation.

[@TheGrouch2000]

It sounded to me that Bowen said something along the lines that if you don't like Labors energy policy don't vote for them.

[@jazzysnaps]

Show us the costings Elmer

[@lesblack413]

Show us the true costings for renewable is what you should be asking!! And please stop being childish and referring to a persons appearance!!

[@dominictucci6030]

​@lesblack413 that was a joke boy! You need to, I say, you need to get a sense of humour boy! Your dithpicabke!! Curtosy of Foghorn Leghorn and Daffy Duck boy!!

[@JuliusKiviaru-nd8cx]

Lunatics running the asylum

[@Samael_Monasteriis]

Renewables do not have a consistent power output. Which means that Labor don't understand how the technology works, the Gigawatt power they claim is the unit's maximum power rating; the actual power production is variable from 0 to what they claim. They can't predict how much power it will generate, so their Gigawatt output claim simply can't be guaranteed. For solar, 1 giant cloud passing over a solar farm is all it takes to reduce a solar systems maximum daily output. Yes a single cloud can alter the energy minister's figures that he presented in the house of representative. Solar will barely work in a monsoon without at least a 14 day battery reserve, and produces less than 25% of it's rated power generation in Victorian/Tasmanian winter with the reduced hours of daylight. Then there's the issue with solar cells being DC current, which means that Labor must have accounted for a massive AC power inverter for their solar farms, DC current doesn't travel anywhere near as far as AC current. An AC inverter in a rural area will consume a significant amount of energy from the solar panels to push the AC current all the way to any cities. If they have to travel further than existing coal/gas power plants then they've created a royal mess. I'd like to see the inverter costings, and the storage technology expenses announced in Labors budget instead of this constant vague avoidance. They're not providing costs for what they're doing right now, and not even willing to plan for future expenses in new industries that Australia is poised to pioneer. By being unwilling to discuss industry progression, they're effectively blocking our national security. Wind turbines produce AC current, so there's no power inversion issue there, but the grand total of turbines needs to be announced. If the number is over 2000 then forget about it. We have extreme winds in Australia, more than enough to burn the break pads turbines use during high winds. Taxpayers have a right to know what their money is being spent on. Especially when they pay thousands for grid-tie rooftop systems that don't make any difference to their power bills. Both political parties need to consider costs over 100 years, the public barely care if politicians only think within their lifetimes.

[@jamesaustralian9829]

The coalition would of been on a real winner of it said it wanted new gas power plants, and domestic gas production.

[@ArchieLea-ft7dr]

To the Australian fairdinkum people Kick Kean out and Bowen and greens and teal green and each way albo Labor party To the Australian fairdinkum people prayer for Australia and opposition Says IAM that Iam Amen and amen Check your electricity bills and Cost of living in Australia Says IAM that Iam Amen and amen

[@oldgolfer7435]

"Sky News Host" . A little flattering for someone who is actually an old time Shock Jock on TV.

[@michaelrobinson9643]

We have a political problem - not engineering or economic. Politics has deeply flawed the debate - even to the extent csiro gen report has utterly broken modelling on nuclear with preposterous assumptions… because it’s politically pressured to produce data yet has no suitable expertise. Sky should do a segment analysing the csiro report given the labour ideologues are relying on it.

[@YvonneCrean]

Great show Caleb

[@countyorga764]

Your irrelevant, whining, sky "news" turd boyfriend bond, thanks you for being the 69th member of his "huge" braindead audience 💋.

[@SheridanMellor]

Free solar and free Batteries for every house. Job done

[@dhmonkey50]

Over take for 🎉🎉

[@scubaaddict]

what happens when a solar farm gets hit by a hail storm or is subject to spontaneous glass breakages due to thermal fatigue. Australia needs a reliable mix of power. Nuclear does not replace renewable but renewable should compliment the base load to have a reliable mix of power that is cost effective in the long term.

[@MonkeyJaguar]

Sky News host slams Labor. What a surprise?

[@desking8065]

Are there any operational SMRs? The OECD's NEA recognises three SMRs as operational, with over 50 SMR technologies currently still under development as identified in their latest SMR Dashboard report. Any estimate about cost or time to construct, whether optimistic or pessimistic, should be considered with a high degree of uncertainty. What are the disadvantages of SMR? The lower power output of small modular reactors equates to smaller economies of scale, meaning the cost per unit of electricity generated may be higher than that of larger reactors, particularly in the absence of widespread deployment and standardized designs. As such, it is difficult to have confidence in production times, learning rates and cost reductions proposed by the industry, especially in light of problems faced developing larger reactors.

[@ArchieLea-ft7dr]

Check it out for your selves Says IAM that Iam Amen and amen

[@GlennClark-ke8hf]

Labor are scared, hence their ludicrous objections to nuclear.

[@jamielinsdell4900]

Poll after poll indicated The Voice would get over the line. Until it didn't.

[@smcyfs9477]

$1 900 000 000 000, for Bowen's net zero ruinables covering the whole country and oceans or $150 000 000 000 for Duttons nuclear. Thats $1.9 TRILLION to $1.5 BILLION. 😂

[@brentonmoss2158]

Renewables also need replacing every 10-15 years: not nuclear.

[@smcyfs9477]

@@brentonmoss2158 Depends on the number of hail storms as well.

[@tassied12]

Memo to CB. Nuclear is certainly not going to deliver the energy we need. Even if we made the decision tomorrow it would be 2045 at the earliest before we got a nuclear plant, by which time all our coal plants would have already reached retirement age. There was just ONE new reactor construction start outside China last year, and only TWO so far this year. Nuclear is going nowhere.

[@anomadhunter]

Yep, so let’s stop dismantling coal and gas…

[@LouMinarty420]

Actually, nuclear DOES work. We have seen that all over the world. What doesn't work is renewables, so stop projecting.

[@tassied12]

@@anomadhunter They are getting too old. The main reason for our current high power prices have been outages at coal plants forcing expensive gas to fill the gap. IIn the winter of 2022, up to 14 out of 47 coal generators were offline at once. Callide C still has a unit offline after a catastrophic explosion in May 2021 that caused blackouts in SE Qld and into NSW.

[@paulf763]

As of June 2023 there are 57 new nuclear power plants under construction, 21 in China . So nice try champ , leave the lying and misinformation to Labor party

[@joechiato5278]

Yes, Albanese needs get up his courage and tell China , UK , France and the US they need to ditch nuclear power , it's a fantasy, a pipe dream , far too expensive. They need to spend all their on renewable like wind and solar

[@shirleybarredo1732]

Don’t worry I’m still labor ❤

[@NoelineHobbs]

Your sick seek help 🤮🤮

[@info88w11]

When you live off welfare handouts it's hard to quit

[@lesblack413]

But why? Do you need to go to 'Spec Savers' and to the audio experts for hearing aids??

[@NoelineHobbs]

@@shirleybarredo1732 I’m trying to work out why. I came from a strong Labor family back in the forties The working man’s party. We all left after Keating lied. This lazy greedy mob are nothing like our proud party You should take another look Their friends are Turnbull Forrester all millionaires a disgrace to the working Australians 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@ianpickett8420]

I guess someone has to be . My money says your a female public servant .

[@barrymorphett8610]

Albo is one and his misses wants one!