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Laura Jayes

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China is ‘a bully’: Former Australian treasurer and US ambassador Original

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By Laura Jayes
| Sky News Australia
In a wide-ranging interview with Sky News Australia, the former Treasurer and Ambassador to the US admits China is a ‘bully’ and is more focused more ‘on preserving the power of the Communist Party When politicians stop ‘being politicians’ and diplomats stop ‘being so diplomatic’, we get to the heart of things. Joe Hockey, unshackled by the burden of high office, has done just that in an exclusive Sky News interview.
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Two words used to describe tough women that Laura Jayes hates

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By Laura Jayes
| News.com.au
Enough already with the innuendo, harassment and, in the worst case, sexual assaults. The continuing unacceptable treatment of females, no matter how seemingly trivial or serious, causes lasting pain. It can and has destroyed lives. It must stop. For all the progress that has been made in Australia, equality has never seemed further away in the past few weeks.
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Bridget McKenzie’s resignation won’t fix anything

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By Laura Jayes
| News.com.au
The embattled minister at the centre of the Government’s sports grant scandal may or may not survive. Many are expecting Bridget McKenzie to resign over her controversial handling of a $100 million sports grants program, but even if she does, it won’t fix the problem facing the Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his Government. All it will do is confirm that the National Party deputy leader and former sports minister has been made a scapegoat in a rort that probably went all the way to the top.
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