Morrison Government

It is difficult, you can't impose changes once an FTA is in place.

We're respectful of that process that was negotiated by the Morrison Government and so we are looking for a win-win here with the UK and we'll have constructive discussions.

That's Anthony Albanese.

Well, Radio National Breakfast spoke to one rural business operator yesterday.

Now, you can see now why this whole sordid mess needs to be urgently referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, don't you? After all, Albanese can hardly object having declared this to the Parliament in October 2020.

is the reason why the Morrison Government hasn't introduced legislation for a National Integrity Commission because of the corrupt sports rort scheme, the Leppington Triangle land scandal, stacking the AAT with Liberal mates, the Liberal mate that paid more than a million dollars for market research, wasting $20,000 on Cartier watches and the Minister of Energy's involvement in countless scandals.

Too many to mention.

He's got the hide to circulate a dirt sheet questioning the integrity of Helen Haynes.

But as with so many aspects of life, it's not that simple.

Because what the headline numbers don't account for are changes introduced by the Morrison Government in twenty twenty-one.

Now, they were titled the Job-Ready Graduate scheme, and under that the Commonwealth reinvented the formula used to support university placements.

They prioritized degrees with skills deemed essential to the future needs of the economy, whilst offering less generous co-payments to all of the others.

Students and academics are asking taxpayers, uh, to pick up the bill for $50,000 arts degrees.

Now, you might remember that the, uh, Morrison government a few years ago said-

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... "Why are we sending all these kids to school, to university to get arts degrees when they are absolutely, totally useless? They don't qualify you for anything.

That's what it was meant to do.

That was the whole point of it, to make the useful degrees cheaper and the useless degrees more, uh, expensive.

Anyway, um, uh, going on from the Daily Telegraph article, uh, created by the Coalition under the Morrison Government, maintained by Labor.

The scheme aims to push students toward public benefit fields such as science and technology by making them cheaper while raising the cost of other more generalist degrees.