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Esther Krakue

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The writing is now well and truly on the wall for Anthony Albanese as his socialist chum Sir Keir Starmer falls on his sword Original

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By Esther Krakue
| Sky News Australia Verified
It finally happened. After months of anticipation and turning every mention of his resignation into a lethal drinking game, Keir Starmer has at last put the country out of its misery and gone. It's ironic, isn't it? The man who won a landslide barely two years ago now finds himself turfed out faster than Theresa May - a woman so stunted by her own indecision that this country looked at the mop-haired buffoon Boris Johnson and decided he was the better bet.
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Henry Nowak never stood a chance against Western authorities' allegiance to critical race theory post-George Floyd Original

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By Esther Krakue
| Sky News Australia Verified
We have all seen the footage by now, or at least read enough to wish we hadn't. Eighteen-year-old Henry Nowak bleeding to death on a Southampton pavement, telling the officers who arrived that he had been stabbed, that he couldn't breathe — and shockingly, disgustingly, being handcuffed for his trouble. The man who actually held the blade told police he was the victim of a racist attack, and they believed him. That is the part I cannot get past.
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Albanese 'isn't far behind' following Keir Starmer into his own political misfortunes as One Nation, Reform gain momentum Original

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By Esther Krakue
| Sky News Australia Verified
The political establishment in Britain and Australia has clung to a comforting story for years now: anyone voting for Reform or One Nation must be either thick or racist. Because, after all, the working classes should keep voting Labour or Labor out of habit, bought off with the odd handout and unbothered by however many promises get broken along the way. The voters of Sunderland and Farrer have just blown that idea apart.
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