Leroy wrote on Jul 30
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 30
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Leroy wrote on Jul 30
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Bobby. wrote on Jul 30
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Gordon wrote on Jul 30
th, 2026 at 6:45pm:
The ABC is not fit for purpose anymore.
I started watching their food origin story on 4 Corners, and I turned it off because I just don't trust their work.
They are cultural Marxists.
Then again - Gina is no saint.
More lies about Gina Bobby.
What sort of employer would like to pay employees $2 per day?
Got a link to that Bobby, or did you read it on Facebook.
You doubting Thomas:
https://www.actu.org.au/media-release/rineharts-call-to-pay-workers-2-a-day-out-...Rinehart’s call to pay workers $2 a day out of touch and just plain wrong
Media Release - September 5, 2012
Gina Rinehart is not only Australia’s richest person, she is also clearly the most out of touch and cold-hearted Australian, based on her latest attack on workers and their rights.
ACTU President Ged Kearney said it was almost inconceivable that anyone would consider paying workers $2 a day a fair concept, let alone the richest person in the country advocating for it.
“If Gina Rinehart seriously thinks Australians should be competing with African workers who are paid $2
day, then she has no idea about fairness or equality – the values on which Australia was built,” Ms Kearney said.
“It’s time we stopped listening to people like Ms Rinehart, who continually shows she has no interest in using her wealth to grow Australian jobs or support the local economy and now she appears to be suggesting we should look to Africa for our future.
“Perhaps she wouldn’t feel so buoyant about the African workplace relations system if she personally had to work surrounded by war, poverty and disease – let alone live on such abysmal wages. Ms Rinehart’s attitude is an insult to millions of working Australians.”
Ms Kearney said Ms Rinehart continually displayed contempt for the people who worked for her.
“Her recipe would take Australia down the path of a nation divided between a super-wealthy elite and an underclass of working poor,” Ms Kearney said.
“Last week she was advocating for a cut in the $85 a day rate of the national minimum wage and today she appears to be saying that cut should go down to $2 a day, or Australia won’t be able to compete with the likes of Africa.