runner,

Answer the questions. Don't divert.

Here we go, here is Bullsit Bill's signature on the Cleanevent agreement that stripped all its workers of penalty rates which as most of them worked out of normal hours cost 100s of workers up to $400m in lost wages.

https://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2019/05/bill-shortens-signature-on-no-overtime-pay-clean-event-agreement.html

Friend of the worker Bollocks.

Well yes said I would not return
But the thread gives me great joy
Unproven charges, claims that a charge equals truth
JOY, a wounded beast lashing out at the cliff it thought jumping off was a good idea
That low blow in this mornings comic book press
The inability of posters to see the flood of ex candidates, yes from both sides not as many as the beast has lost
Barnaby,his recent past reaks failure both in home life and work
Bill Shorten welcome to the lodge, but get ready, that wounded beast has intentions of jumping of that cliff many more times this and the next week

Scott Morrison is a nasty piece of work! How did this bloke enter Federal Parliament in the first place? Through a very dodgy and undemocratic pre-selection process. The vote in 2007 was Michael Towke 82 votes, Scott Morrison 8. Who wins the pre-selection Morrison. How was this so, well in jumps Murdoch's News Limited, publishers of 'The Daily Telegraph'.''The campaign against me started four days after pre-selection,'' Towke said. The Daily Telegraph then published four stories about Michael Towke which he believed had defamed him, destroyed his political career, and caused untold stress to his family. ''These stories sent my mother to hospital,'' he said. ''They demonised me. I wanted to confront them in court.''

News limited did everything to keep the matter out of the courts, It first offered a $110,000 payment, plus a private apology, to avoid going to court. But the price it demanded was that the matter be kept confidential. The company was told to take a jump. See you in court.

Though Towke would eventually win his legal war, the damage had been done. The adverse media coverage set in train a reaction within the party to get rid of him. A second ballot was ordered, in which the balance of power was shifted away from the grassroots in Cook and to the state executive. The second ballot gave the pre-selection to Scott Morrison. Amazing. He had been parachuted into the seat over Towke's political carcass. Morrison clearly had backers who wanted him to get the seat. ''These guys were prepared to ruin my life,'' Towke said.

HELLO WORLD! No not John Laws, Joe Hockey,adding to the threads charges , did our Joe, a shareholder in that firm grant is a privileged run to gain government contracts
What about the Barrier reef contract? to a firm registered in a tax haven?
CAYMAN Islands NO LESS
Water by backs, dare we talk about that?
Good heavens without the Comic book press and some here bleeding voters maybe be about to vote for policies not lies/fear, dribble
Now about the Member for Manila,or is he tourist minister?
The list is endless ,unless you are unable to consume the truth

Hey Belly, you need to check your facts. You're getting confused. The Barrier Reef money went to a charity registered and established in Australia with a very respectable board.

The Cayman Islands registered company was actually a parent company for the company that the government bought some water rights from in the Murray Darling Basin, partly at the recommendation of the Queensland Labor government.

The last is an increible smear. For some reason it suggests that the Commonwealth was conspiring to evade Australian tax legislation when all it was doing was buying water rights from someone who owned them. Originally the firm had been chaired by Angus Taylor, but he had no connection with it by this time.

Yet there is no allegation they paid too much, or that there were other sellers available at a lower price. Somehow the vendor's tax arrangements are key, even though no one asks a vendor to show them how much tax they pay. All you want is secure title.

The biggest corruption I can see in this country is the Labor Party and the unions, particularly the CFMMEU. This is a criminal organisation, yet Shorten is supporting them against the Building and Construction Commission. They are Labor's biggest donor. They own the government and have representation in their policy-making. The next government will be partly owned by criminals.