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http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/national/government-to-give-priority-to-small-business-legislation-over-same-sex-marriage/story-fnjbnxug-1227371475078


TONY Abbott tomorrow will show what he thinks of Opposition Leader Bill Shorten's same-sex marriage bid by starting debate on a stack of legislation aimed at helping small business. 
 
That will be the government's priority from now until at least the start of Parliament's long winter break on June 26, and the Prime Minister has the House of Representatives numbers to enforce it.

Marriage equality activists believe the pressure on the Prime Minister, who opposes a change in the Marriage Act, won't come from the Labor legislation but from a growing perception among voters Mr Abbott is stubbornly refusing to acknowledge a change in community attitudes.

The Prime Minister has warned Mr Shorten not to play party politics with the issue.

"If our Parliament were to make a big decision on a matter such as this, it ought to be owned by the Parliament and not by any particular party," he told Parliament.


"So I would ask the Leader of the Opposition and all members of Parliament to consider this as we ponder these subjects in the weeks and months to come."

Mr Shorten and his deputy Tanya Plibersek will on Monday introduce legislation to amend the Marriage Act to allow same sex unions.

It will be a private member's bill and won't go far unless the government agrees to change its own legislative program, which the Prime Minister indicated today wasn't going to happen soon.

Mr Abbott said debate on Shorten's Bill would occur "at some point", and that the Liberals would not consider a free vote — considered vital for the law change — until then.

The Labor leader today was confident his Bill would be "debated over the coming days and weeks", but there are other matters the government wants considered.

"But I do have to say that my absolute priority, the government's absolute priority right now and for the next few weeks, will be helping small business," Mr Abbott told reporters.

"It will be getting our small business budget boost through the Parliament and I hope that the Labor Party is not distracted from the need to get these measures to strengthen our economy by helping small business through the Parliament as quickly as possible."

The Shorten/Plibersek legislation will be the third of its kind which Parliament could debate. The Greens and crossbencher David Leyonhjelm have rival bids in the Senate. The Greens are expected to call a meeting of all parties to co-ordinate efforts.

O.K a "hate crime"? What kind of hate do these Creativity alliance stickers advocate? To who? What offensive symbols? What swastikas? What offensive language?

If the cops try bust people for putting up flyers for CA. Then they also need to arrest the old lady who has a lost pet that stuck up the flyers.

We should make a sticker that says "LOVE the white race and strive to save it!  Is preservation, survival and advancement of the white race now a HATE crime?"

Stick the stickers as high as you can so it is a hassle for clowns to pull them off. Try slide them under glass and transparent plastic like If there is a advert or a time schedule in the bus shelter/phone booth, slide it through the glass so nobody can remove that easy, or under the glass table top of an arcade video game. Or put the stickers by the push button where you go to wait at the traffic pedestrian crossing, so they all read that.

[Just look at the video of this black clown! Nothing surprises me anymore! What a spastic race! Who else would be this dumb?!]

Just look at the video of this black clown! Nothing surprises me anymore! What a spastic race! Who else would be this dumb?!

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SHOCKING footage of a man risking his life by running into traffic and jumping on cars in Darwin has emerged on Facebook. 
 
Semi-professional footballer Matty McRoberts captured the footage of the man at traffic lights on Trower Rd just outside popular shopping destination Casuarina Square at about 8.30pm Tuesday.

He said the man had been "carrying on" for about five minutes before he started running into traffic.


Towards the end of the video, the man jumped on the bonnet of a taxi which then sped away and threw him to the ground.
Mr McRoberts said after the cab drove off, the man walked away and did not look injured.

NT Police are aware of the incident and will release a statement shortly.



Darwin Traffic Operations Superintendent Robert Rennie said police sent out a unit to locate the man after they received reports of the incident just after 8.30pm.

"Several attempts to locate him however were not successful," he said.

"In this instance, the man's agitated state and subsequent actions placed several motorists and potentially passers-by in a dangerous situation."

Supt Rennie said it is not currently known whether the man was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

"His actions in jumping onto vehicles amounts to deliberate criminal damage," he said.

"The taxi driver appears to have attempted to remove himself from the situation, given the apparent volatility of the situation.

"It is not known whether the taxi driver had customers in the cab or whether there were concerns for the safety of the occupants nor whether the taxi suffered any criminal damage by this person jumping onto the bonnet."

The incident is not being considered as a hit-and-run.

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FOUR people - including the 17-year-old wanted over the alleged theft of six firearms in Fannie Bay - have been arrested after police and TRG surrounded a housing complex in Palmerston. 
 
The four had been holed up in Flat 33 of the 'Sin City' apartments since about 2pm on Tuesday.

Ezra Austral, 17, who had been on the run since escaping Darwin Magistrates Court on Friday, was the last of the four to be marched out.

Police maintained a cordon around the property after the four arrests, believing there may have been another person, 22-year-old Ronald Kelly, still inside.

They broke in at around 730pm, but he was not there.


Kelly's cousin Daniel Benger, who was at the scene on Tuesday afternoon, said earlier he believed 17-year-old Ezra Austral and a younger cousin were in the house.

Mr Benger said the younger two "don't really know what they're getting themselves in to".

"Ron has been in jail a few times before, but the others are just boys," he said.

"I'm worried about them with guns. If they did steal them, they're just little black kids they would have only taken them bush to shoot pigs or geese."





   

Ronald Kelly and Ezra Austral may be responsible for stealing five firearms during a break-in at a Fannie Bay home.

Police released the images of the two males, who they believe may be able to assist in relation to the unlawful entry and stealing incident early on Tuesday morning.

Detective Senior Sergeant Mark Stringer said at around 5am police received a report a residence in Fannie Bay had been unlawfully entered and five rifles, one shotgun, ammunition and a Mazda 2 had been stolen.

"Police recovered the vehicle which was alight a short time later in Marlow Lagoon," he said.

"Ezra Austral, aged 17, is also wanted by police after he escaped custody from the Darwin Magistrates Court on Friday 22 May.

"Ronald Kelly, aged 22, has a history of property offending and firearm thefts.

"It is an offence to harbour a fugitive and police would urge the public to report any information in relation to their whereabouts and movements."

http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2015/05/26/labor-brings-on-gay-marriage-laws.html?cid=BP_RSS_sn-topstories_1_labor-brings-on-gay-marriage-laws_260515

A vote on same-sex marriage in federal parliament is looming, with Labor to move a bill next week and MPs predicting legislation will pass by the end of the year.Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has moved to head off a Greens bill by announcing he would bring his own legislation to parliament on June 1.'I have given notice that I will move a bill on Monday which will finally bring about marriage equality in Australia,' Mr Shorten tweeted on Tuesday.


Opponents of the bill have begun to lobby, saying Mr Shorten had failed to consider the consequences of changing the definition of marriage.Australian Christian Lobby director Lyle Shelton said it meant children would miss out on having a mum or dad.


'It is disappointing that Australia's alternative prime minister is legislating a family structure which requires a child to miss out on their mum or dad,' he said following the announcement.'I wonder if Mr Shorten has considered the consequences of changing the definition of marriage.'We urge parliamentarians to vote against the bill.


'But Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese said his reading of the numbers showed there was now a favourable majority in both houses of parliament.In a surprise move, Mr Albanese torpedoed a push by his own Left faction for a binding vote on Labor MPs, calling for the retention of a conscience vote.


Labor deputy leader and Left faction member Tanya Plibersek, who will second Mr Shorten's motion, has called for a binding vote, arguing it is a matter of legal equality.'It is now time for Australia to join the nations that recognise people should be able to marry the person that they love,' Mr Albanese told parliament.'I strongly believe there should be a vote this year and it should be a conscience vote.


'He said Labor and the Liberals needed to respect that some MPs oppose the law change on the basis of their conscience.Prime Minister Tony Abbott has declined his frontbenchers a free vote, leading to the defeat of Labor private legislation in 2012.


However, the weekend success of a same-sex referendum in Ireland has led to calls to act in Australia.Cabinet minister Malcolm Turnbull expects parliament to legalise same-sex marriage before the end of the year.'I have never seen a social issue which has changed attitudes as rapidly as this one,' he said, adding his feeling was that legislation was 'very likely to pass'.Liberal MP Russell Broadbent, who opposes the laws, said he would be in favour of a free vote within his party.

But cabinet minister Ian Macfarlane says same-sex marriage is not a priority issue for the government and he will oppose it based on the views of his conservative Queensland electorate of Groom.Environment Minister Greg Hunt said he would be comfortable with allowing a free vote.Recent polls have put public support for gay marriage as high as 72 per cent.

That's all the white race needs! Poofters  getting married and raising kids from foreign sows or Lebsians getting their fag mates to blow on their dildos to get knocked up!

White kids born to fag parents don't count!