A clearly upset Labor PM Albanese after learning he was unable to deliver the remainder of Australia to his United Nations masters is a referendum result that alternative, independent media can be proud of. Cairns News is astounded he hasn’t yet been banished by Labor Left.
By Senator Jacinta Price
It hasn’t been a month since we defeated the divisive Voice referendum but it’s clear the Albanese Government has learned nothing.
Even I couldn’t have imagined the way the Prime Minister would shut his eyes and close his ears to the message his referendum defeat sent, and go straight back to deliberately not understanding the situation in remote Aboriginal communities.
His incompetence came to the fore with the recent reports from the NT News that he has no intention of committing to needs-based domestic violence funding despite the need clearly falling most tragically on Indigenous women in the Northern Territory.
At the moment, federal funding is allocated on population.
And while we know domestic violence can and does occur across the Australian community, we also know it is most serious and prevalent in Indigenous communities.
Rates of violence in remote communities are alarmingly high, higher than anywhere else in the country.
We know this already – we didn’t need a Voice to tell us – but Anthony Albanese has apparently decided because his Voice went down, he can just stop listening.
Downplaying these facts just shows he is not serious about real solutions, nor has he ever been interested in improving the lives of our most marginalised.
After more than 18 months of this government, we’ve now seen this pattern repeated over and over again.
Inflation, electricity prices, energy security – they’re all problems the Prime Minister and his Labor and Greens mates are simply refusing to understand, much less solve.
It doesn’t matter if you’re hurting from the cost of living, or hurting from the pain and violence in your community – Albo doesn’t seem to care much.
And even if he did, it’s clear that he’s got no idea how to fix it.
It’s a disgrace.
@Salvo: “It is noteworthy and reprehensive of Cairns News that this sort of sleight of editorial hand is quite common.”
Do something about elevating your IQ, to double digits. I’m tired of people having MINUS comprehension levels even about simple things. .
The text in bold above the byline “Senator Jacinta Price ” implies that Price talks of Albo delivering Aust. to the UN in the text below, but of course she does no such thing, It is noteworthy and reprehensive of Cairns News that this sort of sleight of editorial hand is quite common.
Interesting take on the Globalist Voice referendum in Australia by Mike Huckabee in the US.
World Economic Forum and U.N. Just Tried to Legally STEAL Australia | Breakdown | Huckabee
https://youtu.be/dH8PRrppO24?t=211
And horribly female dominated parliaments with Queensland being an example. Is it any wonder the state is in such a horrible mess, bankrupted and mismanaged in every aspect. Editor
Great pix of Albo. It’s that face you make when you have an Agenda to grind through.
https://www.tenders.gov.au
To Tony Ryan…it seems you are only talking about Outback Aborigines in your post.You should realise that the majority of so called Indigenous people today are not really Indigenous…they just claim to be.THEY are part of the problem…greedy…grabbing all the money they can, so most of it does not reach those, or the places, where it is needed.
There was an article recently ,quoting the number of real and fake Aborigines…probably CN. See how their numbers have gone through the roof.Have a read of it, it’s very enlightening.
I am very surprised at your denigration of Jacinta.
This marvellous woman is doing all she
can for Indigenous women and children, but her hands are tied by communist bureaucrats and politicians.
What are you doing for them? Come on, mate….try walking in her shoes!
Vis a vis domestic violence, In 2019, the female suicide rate in Australia (5.6 per 100k) was similar to the rest of the world (5.4 per 100k). However male suicide rates in Australia (17.0 per 100k) are now much higher than elsewhere (12.6 per 100k). And most the reason for that is due to Australia’s female-dominated Health authorities responsible for suicide prevention. These blinkered female bureaucrats are blatantly discriminating against vulnerable men, again and again. And when they do throw crumbs to a program for men, it almost always conforms to the toxic masculinity model which argues it is all men’s fault because they are too stoic to reach out for help with mental health problems. How ironic.
Was is Albosleasebag still in office?
Poor sod is still learning how to jive; way too many decades late though
100% agree with this Tony. What I saw growing up in the NT in the Alice and Tennant Creek, then in Darwin indicates Aboriginal Law is the only way to go in those communities. The NT Police would also back this with what they have had to deal with over the years.
I think there is a big difference between a racially divided Constitution and demanding the 40 billion / annum spent for Aboriginal communities specifically go to the people of those communities and not to Abcorp and an ‘Aboriginal identity’ Box Ticker Marxist elite – many of whom could make Aliyah.
There are different races in Australia and their stats are of interest – especially when it comes to resources, spending and a fair go. The remote Aboriginal communities are among the most marginalised in Australia and their needs are most pressing.
Jacinta Price and others speaking for these communities are honest and above all else; they are right. The community leaders speaking for these communities have a voice – but their own Minister for Aboriginal Affairs refuses to hear them.
And the political / bureaucrat Kling-ons pretending to the government of the Commonwealth of Australia use them as a ‘plight’ in order to race hustle and work over the evilracistcolonialsettler White Australian demographic to prepare for Makarrata and United [Communist] Nations rule in this country.
Elbow is just a symbol, we are supposed to see a harmless Gump, trading on the past “for the worker” stuff, hammer and sickle. But for those with careers not yet up to the 8 year minimum or whatever target they are shooting for, the alternative is poison, suicide, they already ran the poison out twice to the delight of the Liberal Party who pushed through 3 careers in the space of a decade. Will they be dumb enough to try faceless Toxic Bill again ??? One suspects not, especially after the dismally failed constitutional change attempt.
Albenese and his greenie friends don’t have the faintest idea of the violence perpetrated in aboriginal communities for they cannot comprehend the way of life some people lead in those communities either by accident or by design. Many problems could be resolved by the community leaders themselves by firstly ensuring their children attend school and secondly keeping those kids of the streets to run wild. The aboriginal kids I grew up with attended a small bush school, I think there were about fourteen of us all told, and each and everyone of them grew into ordinary citizens as did we white kids. My old heart used to almost break when we hauled little kids out of communities in the Gulf and flew them to houses of correction for I had grandkids of about the same age, the difference being that my children reared my grandchildren and those poor little souls had no one to guide them. Grog is a problem of course, always has been, but can we impose restrictions on aboriginals and others forever, can we ban stuff like Vegemite or Marmite or Promite in communities for those products we use on our breakfast toast are used as a basis for home brew. Do we allow “open slather” on the sale of grog for although restrictions do work, we cannot keep them up forever and treat our aboriginal citizens as little kids, or do we allow them to figure it out for themselves and get their act together? The irony is that on the one hand the Albenese lot want to give the aboriginals basically a parliamentary system of their own with probably the power of Veto against almost everything in this country of ours, and on the other hand prevent those people from being able to handle their consumption of grog and other substances.
It seems that Albanese is not the only slow learner. After telling the world that racial division creates conflict, Jacinta now wants Aboriginal domestic violence intervention along racially divided lines. WTF.
Having lived in the middle of Aboriginal violence for most of my life, and having successfully applied Aboriginal law to prevent this, I can tell Jacinta that the worst possible way to end the violence is to allocate government funding to this end. Another guarantee of failure.
No funding is needed. What is needed is to recognise Aboriginal languages as the only possible conduit for this and any other message to reach people who do not speak English. Then, the only regulator of behaviour that works in Aboriginal communities in the North and Centre, is Aboriginal Law. We are not talking about this applying in wider society, but only in Aboriginal environments (excluding town camps).
Reputedly, Jacinta’s mother speaks seven languages so I do not understand how Jacinta does not realise this. Perhaps too much time spent with wishy-washy Liberal politicians.
Better get your arse back to the Top End Jacinta, and reattach to the real world.