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At an altitude of 2864 meters (9396 feet), Triglav towers above Slovenia both physically and symbolically. As the country’s highest mountain, it’s a beloved national symbol and a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers of all ages. Most of those who plan to climb Triglav – a feat often.... |
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When it comes to having mercurial merchandising opportunities, no one is hotter right now than Pope Francis. Perhaps the only celebrity whose name appears on as many products at the moment is Taylor Swift. That's astounding, considering the Holy Father gets virtually no airplay on Top 40 radio, and.... |
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How does one possibly encapsulate a place like New South Wales? This is, after all, the great state of the Rum Corps, Bondi Beach, Robert Askin, Eddie Obeid, property speculation, talkback radio, rugby league and Parramatta Road. But fitting that rich character into one logo would be complicated. |
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"THEY'RE wrong," the prime minister told reporters in Canberra on Friday. Reports of end-of-year reshuffles were "absolutely a dime a dozen". "This is a government which is totally focussed on jobs, economic growth and community safety, not Canberra insider gossip," Mr Abbott said. |
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Tony Abbott casts aside reports of cabinet 'dead wood' reshuffle as 'insider gossip'
The prime minister says ‘reports of end-of-year reshuffles are a dime a dozen’ and News Corp stories are ‘wrong’
Tony Abbott in Canberra on Friday, with Scott Morrison, left, who is widely tipped to be a leadership contender. |
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"THEY'RE wrong," the prime minister told reporters in Canberra on Friday. Reports of end-of-year reshuffles were "absolutely a dime a dozen". "This is a government which is totally focussed on jobs, economic growth and community safety, not Canberra insider gossip," Mr Abbott said. |
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Mr Abbott on Friday said the reports were wrong. "Reports of end of year reshuffles are absolutely a dime a dozen," he said. "This is a government which is totally focused on jobs, economic growth, community safety – not Canberra insider gossip." Fairfax Media reported two weeks ago that Mr Abbott was being urged to sack Mr Hockey. |
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Tony Abbott has hosed down reports he is planning a reshuffle of his ministry. "They're wrong," the prime minister told reporters in Canberra on Friday. Reports of end-of-year reshuffles were "a dime a dozen". "This is a government which is totally focused on jobs, economic growth and community safety, not Canberra insider gossip," Mr Abbott said. |
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Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Assistant Immigration Minister Michaelia Cash are tipped to move in to cabinet while parliamentary secretaries Kelly O'Dwyer, Michael McCormack and Christian Porter are tipped to move to the outer ministry. And according to News Corp reports, Defence Minister.... |
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"It's there for Labor to win," says Paul Murray, former editor of the West Australian newspaper and recently retired commercial radio talkback host. "Don was the consummate local politician and probably had a 6 per cent personal vote. That's pretty high, but if true, it means Labor has less than 6 per cent to play with. |
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"IT'S speculation, it's speculation," Social Services Minister Scott Morrison told Sky News on Friday. Mr Morrison, mentioned amongst Liberal MPs as a possible successor to the prime minister, was responding to a Daily Telegraph report that pressure is mounting on the prime minister to make swift and significant cabinet changes. |
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