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A new development we can all get excited about. It's on Teviot Rd in Greenbank.

I watched most of Trumps address. From the point of view of the centre aisle, facing the podium, Dems on the left, Reps on the right. Reps up and down with standing ovations on almost every sentence, Dems sitting stoicly unmoved, except for a few holding aloft paddles with "FALSE" on them. When discussing the rorting of social security funds, he quoted the most ridiculous stats. 1 person over 500 yo, 132 between 130 and 139, and similar in all age groups., or figures in that range. I didn't write them down.

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Democrat kicked out of Trump speech for screaming at the president Democratic Rep. Al Green indignantly challenged Trump about Medicaid, waving his cane at the president, shouting and interrupting the 78-year-old's remarks shortly after they began. Initially, Trump began speaking over Green and did not let off as the Democrat yelled. 'You have no mandate to cut healthcare,' Green said. He was not the only Democrat interrupting, however. A large cohort of over 30 Democrats held signs with phrases like 'false' and 'Musk steals.' Speaker Mike Johnson eventually banged his gavel to restore order after Green's accosting went unabated. Johnson then threatened Green that he would have the security kick him out if the Democrat did not stop his protest. But that did not sway Green, who continued to yell at the president, who at this point had ceased talking. 'He has no mandate to cut Medicaid,' Green yelled again. Then, following Johnson's orders, the security came over to the lawmaker and told him to leave.

Australia’s largest sheep station snapped up by foreign buyer The country’s largest sheep station, the 1.046 million-hectare Rawlinna Station has been sold by Jumbuck Pastoral to a UK-based investor. Details on Weekly Times website, behind a paywall. (Sorry).

If you don't like the way we feel about the orange scourge, no one is forcing you to stay. Don't let the door hit you in the arse on the way out.

A woman gives birth to a healthy baby. She and her husband are delighted and thank the doctor, The husband takes the doctor aside, and says, "How soon can we have sex?" The doctor says, "I knock off in 10 minutes. Meet you in the carpark."

Always thinking of yourself.

That would make me 113. Doubt I'll live that long.

Today is the eleventh anniversary of my cancer operation. 04/03/2014.

America is doomed.

Dolly Parton's husband, Carl Thomas Dean, has died at the age of 82. The country music icon, 79, announced the death of her famously reclusive spouse on Monday, after nearly 60 years of marriage. In an Instagram statement, the Jolene singer revealed that Carl passed away in Nashville on March 3rd. In her heartbreaking tribute, Dolly reflected on the 'many wonderful years' the pair spent together as she expressed her deep love for Dean and thanked fans for their prayers.

The orange arsehole has halted military support for Ukraine.

You are right. My stuffup. I often get you two confused,

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`I just thought you may have more details than we had here on the east coast, knowing how members here are always complaining about her, her Trump affiliations, and the sign she was holding saying Dig, Baby Dig,

Octave is not on line. This is what I found. Premier Roger Cook slams singer Peter Garrett for sowing ‘seeds of hatred’ with Gina Rinehart rant Roger Cook has lashed rock musician Peter Garrett for sowing “seeds of hatred” with a “completely inappropriate” taunt aimed at WA mining magnate Gina Rinehart during his Perth concert. The Premier labelled the singer, activist and former Federal politician “disrespectful” for urging his audience to “pretend they’re dancing on Gina Rinehart’s grave” during the Perth Festival show at East Perth Power Station on Friday night. As well as sledging Australia’s richest person, the 71-year-old Midnight Oil frontman who was performing with his other band, The Alter Egos, also criticised gas giant Woodside and US President Donald Trump between songs. Perth Festival has defended Garrett’s right to personal artistic expression. But Mr Cook said even though the arts were meant to “challenge” audiences, Garrett had gone too far. “He should know that sort of language is completely inappropriate,” he said. The State Government contributed $9.5 million to this year’s Perth Festival — through Lotterywest — but Mr Cook would not say whether that funding would be reviewed. “We obviously want them to be careful that they comply with the standard of continuing to make WA a rich and desirable place to live,” Mr Cook said. “Talking about people’s graves, talking about well known Western Australians in that way is not part of it.” Asked for his advice to Perth Festival organisers, Mr Cook called for “a bit of kindness” to be put back into the system. “The arts has an important opportunity and an obligation to do that,” he said. “The arts are also there to challenge us and perhaps Peter Garrett thought that he was challenging the people of WA when he made his inappropriate comments. “He wasn’t, quite frankly, he was being disrespectful and sowing the sort of seeds of hatred that we do see around the place, so he’s got to stop.” Liberal leader Libby Mettam also condemned the remarks as “utterly appalling”, especially coming from someone “with such a public profile”. “Such offensive comments have no place in our society,” she said. “It would not matter which individual these comments are directed to, but a clear message certainly does need to be sent in relation to those comments.” Perth Festival has said it does not support censorship, and is committed to providing a platform for “diverse voices”. “Perth Festival recognises that people will have many different perspectives, experiences and opinions that reflect the complexity and rich diversity of our community,” a spokesperson said. “Artistic expression is personal and views shared by artists are their own.” Major festival sponsors who responded to queries from The West Australian on Sunday did not take issue with Garrett’s comments. Lewis Paton-Ryan, general manager for long-term festival partner Audio Technik, said it fully supported its commitment to “artistic integrity and freedom of expression”. “To platform diverse voices is central to the mandate of the festival — the promotion of ‘a rich and diverse cultural and artistic life as a central characteristic of Western Australia’,” a spokesperson said. “And that cannot be achieved without an acceptance of diverse viewpoints, regardless of how they may challenge us.” A spokesperson for Lotterywest said the curation and management of the festival’s program and artists was Perth Festival’s responsibility.