#AnthonyAlbanese #Iran #OilCrisis #Hormuz

There's a lot of toxic press/bots/idiots here in Australia constantly jumping into people's mentions to diss our Prime Minister. But trump singles Albanese, out of all the world leaders, more than any other. Albanese must be doing something right, huh?

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#trump is a dipshit

Australian PM Albanese arrives in Malaysia for three-day official visit SUBANG: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived here today for a three-day official visit to Malaysia. The special plane carrying Albanese and his delegation landed at the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) base here at 5.15pm and he was welcomed by the Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, Datuk Seri Arthur Joseph Kurup. The Australian Prime Minister then inspected a guard of honour consisting of two officers and 26 members of the 1st Battalion, Royal Ranger Regiment (1 RRD) led by Captain Muhamad Thabrani Mohamad Sharudin. Albanese will be given an official welcome in Putrajaya tomorrow, followed by a […]

Australian PM Albanese arrives in Malaysia for three-day official visit #AustralianPM #AnthonyAlbanese #MalaysiaVisit #Diplomacy #AustraliaMalaysiaRelations

Albanese Rules Out NDIS Means Test Amid Cost Control Reforms Greens Senator Larissa Waters calls the changes cruel, citing economic returns, but critics point to a 2023 report showing just 22 cents in benefits per dollar spent. The post Albanese Rules Out NDIS Means Test Amid Cost Control Reforms first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Albanese Rules Out NDIS Means Test Amid Cost Control Reforms #Australia #BreakingNews #AnthonyAlbanese #NDIS

Australia appoints woman to lead its army for the first time - Sight Magazine Australia said a woman would lead its army for the first time in history, as part of a reshuffle of the country's defence force leadership.

Australia appoints woman to lead its army for the first time @SightMagazine #Australia #LtGenSusanCoyle #AnthonyAlbanese #RichardMarles #LtGenSimonStuart #ADF

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Rex Patrick Reveals via FOI That ACCC Had No Fuel Price Gouging Policing Plan Despite Labor Government Claims This contradicts statements by Labor ministers including Prime Minister Albanese. The post Rex Patrick Reveals via FOI That ACCC Had No Fuel Price Gouging Policing Plan Despite Labor Government Claims first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Rex Patrick Reveals via FOI That ACCC Had No Fuel Price Gouging Policing Plan Despite Labor Government Claims #Australia #BreakingNews #ACCC #AnthonyAlbanese #FuelPricing

How a Captured Government is Dismantling Australian Democracy in the Name of Security The Authoritarian State by Stealth The Confession The Albanese government is not sleepwalking into a surveillance state. It is marching. The ASIO Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2025, now before the Senate aft...

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Australian Prime Minister TURNS On Netanyahu Over Lebanon!

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The Australian prime minister #AnthonyAlbanese stated on the news last night Lebanon must be included in any Peace talks.
##auspol

Owned and operated by Israel & America who subcontract him out to the fossil fuel industry on a regular basis, our fully corrupted PM #AnthonyAlbanese
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Australia to Ban Hard-to-Cancel Subscription Traps It also mandates clear upfront terms and ends drip pricing, where hidden fees pop up late. The post Australia to Ban Hard-to-Cancel Subscription Traps first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Australia to Ban Hard-to-Cancel Subscription Traps #Australia #BreakingNews #AnthonyAlbanese

Australia welcomes US-Iran ceasefire, calls on parties to uphold humanitarian law, protect civilian life - Yes Punjab News Anthony Albanese backs US-Iran-Israel ceasefire, urges de-escalation and reopening of Strait of Hormuz.

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Centenarian’s lifetime devotion to faith, family By PEACE IJIYERA   MEET Regina Kukla, the latest centenarian in town. Ms Kukla turned 100 surrounded by 85 family and friends on March 28. Her celebration was in the form of a mass held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Morwell, followed by a surprise party in the school hall. Ms Kukla has lived in the Latrobe Valley for more than 60 years. During her career, she worked at Faulkner’s Delicatessen Morwell, where she built friendships with people, mostly the migrants in the community due to her ability to speak a myriad of languages, including Italian, German, Russian and Polish. Holding onto her Polish heritage, Ms Kukla was president of the Polish Seniors Club in the Latrobe Valley for some 30 years. She was awarded a gold cross by former Polish president, Andrzej Duda in Melbourne in 2018. Ms Kukla went on quite the journey before arriving in Morwell. Originally from a small town called Ruzhany, (in the Belarus area) Ms Kukla moved to Germany to work in an ammunition factory during World War 2 when she was young. She lived in Germany for 10 years. It was there she met her husband Jan (John) and had her first two children. Following WW2, the family had the choice to move to either Australia or America. They chose the land down under and signed a two year contract to pay the fares back. On a boat, they arrived at Melbourne in 1950 and lived in migrant camps. The migrant camps were home to those from European countries including, Poland, Ukraine, Italy and Greece, who had been displaced from the war. The first camp the family stayed at was Bonegilla. From there they moved to Rushworth, then to a migrant camp in West Sale. The conditions of the camps were not ideal and privacy was close to nothing. Ms Kukla’s daughter, Marie D’Alia said, “The camps were really hard, there were a lot of families all in one sort of area, all that sometimes divided them was a blanket”. Generations: Ms Kukla with her grandchildren and great grandchild. Photograph supplied During this time, Ms Kukla’s husband worked on the rail tracks. After living in migrant camps for nearly 10 years, the family moved to Traralgon in 1959. Ms Kukla’s husband got a job at the Australian Paper Mill and soon after, a job working at the State Electricity Commission (SEC). They didn’t live in Traralgon “for long” before they packed up and moved into their brand new home on Holmes Road, Morwell in 1960. This became their family home. Ms Kukla still lives there to this day. The birthday girl described her party as “unbelievable”. “I didn’t expect so many people,” she said. Still young at heart, Ms Kukla joked, “I forgot that I was 100, I thought I am still young.” Ms Kukla was well-celebrated and received letters from local dignitaries including Federal Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester and prominent world leaders including Pope Leo XIV, King Charles and Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. A blessed woman, Ms Kukla has six children, 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Through all her life struggles, Ms Kukla remained strong, her Catholic faith being her source of strength. “Being young, in strange land not knowing the language, and not having any family around me, it wasn’t an easy life for me,” she said. “I went through and I thank God that I’m still alive.” Ms Kukla’s advice to everyone is to “live your life and be in peace together”.

LV Express: Centenarian’s lifetime devotion to faith, family #Community #100yearold #AnthonyAlbanese

Economic authority must accept Yallourn closure concerns: council By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   THE closure of Yallourn Power Station raises many questions and ambiguities for the Latrobe Valley’s premier industry and workforce. A transition plan from the state government for Yallourn workers is still yet to be determined, and concisely mapped out with just over two years left until its July, 2028 closure, according to Mining and Energy Union Victorian Branch President, Andy Smith. Since Energy Australia announced Yallourn’s closure in 2021, Mr Smith said that the best part of five years have been wasted preparing “for the inevitable.” “A fair transition for Yallourn workers looks like opportunities to redeploy into local jobs within the Latrobe Valley,” he told the Express. “Jobs that pay well, jobs that are secure, and jobs that let families remain where they live, and have lived for many years. “There is no investment, no new industry, and currently, little opportunity to present to these workers.” As such, Mr Smith said that the angst among Yallourn’s workforce is “through the roof”, with those future opportunities obscured, forcing them to contemplate moving away to work interstate. “They have to make decisions about moving interstate to find work, and no one wants to be thinking that,” he said. “People want to see that there is a process in place that is going to help them redeploy locally, remain local and keep their families in the area.” Mr Smith further stated that this indecisiveness has made the Latrobe Valley “extremely unattractive for investment, especially large industry” as the unknown permeates. Signalling blame at Victorian Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio, subject to much scrutiny from opposition, Mr Smith said that there is continual inability by the state government to approve new projects that will fill the hole of the coal-powered industry. “That (undesirable investment) boils down, really, to the lack of appetite (and) lack of assistance from the state government, in particular, Minister D’Ambrosio, when it comes to approving projects for the Latrobe Valley,” Mr Smith said. However, he also said that everyone – from those in office, opposition leaders, local council, and the industry itself – has failed to act in accordance to the needs of the people soon to be out of work. Since the new year, steps have been taken in the right direction. In late February, the Net Zero Economy Authority (NZEA) toured the Latrobe Valley, including meeting with Latrobe City Council and speaking to workers on-site at Yallourn regarding consultation for a transition of work. The consultation sought to understand how workers and businesses are impacted by the power station’s closure, what support can already be accessed, and what other employment opportunities exist in the region. Following the visit, the NZEA’s chief executive David Shankey applied for an Energy Industry Jobs Plan (EIJP) through the Fair Work Commission, which makes the final decision on which employers are included in the EIJP, requiring them to provide transition supports for their employees. An EIJP provides training for future work, paid time off, flexible working arrangements, and career financial advise. The NZEA’s first EIJP was secured at AGL’s Torrens Island B Power Station in South Australia, which is also set to close in 2028. During its visit, the NZEA also met with Energy Australia, RTL, and other contractors, as well as community groups and other local employers, while also visiting Regional Development Victoria workshops. At the March Latrobe City Council meeting, council endorsed its submission to the NZEA, advocating for a coordinated approach to workforce transition ahead of Yallourn’s scheduled closure. In its submission, council highlighted the significant economic, social and financial impacts that Yallourn’s closure will have across the municipality. This also includes the need for timely, mandated and proportionate support for impacted workers, families, businesses, and the broader community. Latrobe City mayor, Sharon Gibson acknowledged the affect on the entire community and council’s wish to support everyone. “The closure affects us and we need to get the plan right for our people,” she said. “It is imperative that the (NZEA) take on board the points raised in our submission. “This will ensure that workers at Yallourn, as well as our community, have security into the future.” The mayor and deputy mayor, Dale Harriman further delivered this point to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during council’s recent visit to Canberra, emphasising how the Latrobe Valley is one of the most impacted regions during the phase of energy transition. When raised, the Prime Minister was said to have recognised this and agreed to visit the Latrobe Valley in the future. Council added that it will continue to work with government, industry and the community to support a coordinated transition that protects jobs, strengthens the economy and supports long-term resilience across the region. The Express reached out to Minster D’Ambrosio for comment, but did not receive a response before deadline.

LV Express: Economic authority must accept Yallourn closure concerns: council #News #AndySmith #AnthonyAlbanese

Everything thing is fine. Go about your business as usual except if your usual is hoarding petrol. #anthonyalbanese #auspol

Iran war goals met, what more is left to achieve, asks Australian PM what further objectives need to be achieved in Iran

Australian Prime Minister #AnthonyAlbanese has described the ongoing conflict in West Asia as a "testing time" for his country,

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#Albanese is about to deliver a line that would have been unsayable in mainstream politics five years ago. (Speech scheduled for today at the #NationalPressClub).

#AUSPOL #Albo #Neoliberalism #AnthonyAlbanese #VoteGREENS #VoteSOCIALISTS #NPC #TAFE

#Albo ( @albomp.bsky.social )'s address to the nation:

#WTF? #AUSPOL #SpeechWriters #Albanese #AnthonyAlbanese #VoteGREENS #VoteSOCIALISTS #EpsteinWar #Fuel #blah

What say you #AnthonyAlbanese #PennyWong .... #Auspol

The Titanic Is Sinking, The Bands Still Playing And These Mother Fuckers Are Walking Around Holding Each Others Dicks FIFTY PERCENT OFF FOR THREE MONTHS. THAT’S YOUR PLAN.

You think fuel costs are bad now? You ain't see nuthin' yet! Meanwhile, while us mug punters get burnt, the government does... what, exactly??? #australia #anthonyalbanese #petrol #fuel #Iran #Israel #USA #warcriminals substack.com/home/post/p-...

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#AnthonyAlbanese, who gleefully welcomed the #WarCrime-adjacent #IsaacHerzog to #Australia, is concerned about #petrol stations running dry, and #diesel prices rising 85%

He could easily identify the culprit causing problems for millions of #Australians

Does he have access to a mirror?

Fire-ravaged shire demands fossil fuel companies foot climate disaster bill A Victorian council still cleaning up after a bushfire that wiped out more than 50 homes and businesses wants fossil fuel companies to pay for climate disaster recovery.

Excellent idea! I have no doubt that our prime minister will immediately ignore it. Or, if he's feeling unusually proactive, he will reject it. #Australia #anthonyalbanese #australianlaborparty #australianpolitics #environment #climatecrisis #fossilfools #fossilfuel www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...

Australia Faces Fuel Shortages and Price Gouging Crackdown Amid Iran War Disruptions Treasurer Jim Chalmers doubled fines for price gouging to $100 million, with over 500 reports to regulators. The post Australia Faces Fuel Shortages and Price Gouging Crackdown Amid Iran War Disruptions first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Australia Faces Fuel Shortages and Price Gouging Crackdown Amid Iran War Disruptions #Australia #BreakingNews #AnthonyAlbanese #IranConflict

How to speak Zionist: A beginners' guide to 'antisemitism' Zionist is a foreign language. It is not readily accessible, because it seems to be counter-intuitive. writes Dr Evan Jones.

"One doesn’t build social cohesion by denying victims of and critics of Israel a voice." #australia #AnthonyAlbanese #JillianSegal #Zionistlobby #Israel #Gaza #OccupiedWestBank #Palestine #USA #crimesgainsthumanity #genocide
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The case for a gas export tax, explained The gas export industry has been free riding off Australians for decades.

How stupid is the Australian government? THIS stupid!
#Australia #AnthonyAlbanese #resourcetax #PRRT #FossilFools #globalwarming #climateemergency #environment
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