Former speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says she thinks the “shy Trump voter is the real catalyst” for the upcoming US election. Businesses responding to what we've put in this budget, which is a recovery plan. Despite Twitter and taxpayer funded television telling Australians the budget featured a serious gender divide, the range of tax cuts and business incentives will “help women in the workforce,” says Paul Murray. I want the economy to support people's incomes, not welfare, and now there will always, sadly, be those who will need that support through our social safety net. Paul Murray is an award-winning broadcaster who is passionate about his country. I think that's an obligation on all countries. Former regular Mornings presenter on “A Sydney Morning”, Paul Murray is an award-winning broadcaster and a person who is passionate about his country. All the best. Interview with Paul Murray, Sky News.

The cooperation, do you think we’re going to be able to keep that up when a form of politics goes back to normal when it is team red, team blue again? Each Sunday – Thursday Paul and his team take an alternative look at the day’s news and bring you one or two stories you may have missed. And I hope we can be watching it together. That day when we can all go back to that sort of thing is, I think, really important and we've got to get back to there. And then on top of that, I mean, obviously people can't come here, whether on those temporary work visas and all of those other arrangements, if they're backpackers here, if they've got work and particularly in the ag sectors where they're needed, or they’re health workers or things like that, well fine. MURRAY: President Trump has paused immigration to the United States for the next 60 days, one exception is going to be the agricultural sector to make sure that they can continue to work. Sky News host James Morrow says the NBC would not need to lie by presenting self-professed Biden supporters as independent voters if they were “so confident that Joe Biden is going to win”.

They also bring you one or two stories you may have missed. PAUL MURRAY: Very good. 08 Oct 2020. It's a recovery plan for their businesses, a recovery plan for people's livelihoods. And that is, I mean, one of the things that would have been very helpful to the rest of the world is if there wasn't any delay and if there was the ability to get this information very early on that could have alerted the rest of the world to the greater risk that was occurring there. You know, in so many areas, I think I mentioned this to you last time we spoke, you know, one of the great successes, I think, of government has been the way that we've been able to deter terrorist attacks in this country and often cases it's the amazing work that our people do in counterterrorism that people never know about. We should be very proud of that and that is made possible by having a strong economy and I want to ensure that we get back to that position as quickly as possible. MURRAY: It’s the new curve.

22 Apr 2020. We're all trying to find that vaccine, and that's the thing that ultimately deals with this thing. Paul Murray is an award-winning broadcaster who is passionate about his country. I said we had to fight this on both fronts and we continue to and the frustration and what makes this challenge so difficult is that sometimes, oftentimes, the economic measures you take can threaten the health outcomes and vice versa. We don't get to tell it what to do. PRIME MINISTER: Well, a couple of points. A lot of people watching this program care very deeply about that. Sky News contributor Campbell Newman says the US vice presidential debate was what voters needed and was respectful in comparison to President Trump and Joe Biden’s debate. Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce says despite Joe Biden clearly being only “just with us,” the United States is still going to elect him president. Now, a few weeks ago, you told the nation that Jenny bought an awful lot of puzzles and I just wanted to check in, has she done them all? EXCLUSIVE: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared the federal budget is one which “matches the spirit of Australians” who have continued to battle through this very difficult time for the nation. Widespread violent protests have been seen across America, and the world, following the death of unarmed African-American man George Floyd while in police custody in May. They’re going to come. They also bring you one or two stories you may have missed. I mean, there are many things we can do at the federal level, but there are many, many things that can be done at a state and territory level as well.

Warning - assets failed to load. Sky News host Paul Murray says beware of those who want to play the politics of COVID and use the cover of it to change the way the world works, because the politics of COVID are dangerous, and the people who exploit it, nasty. It did take a while. Without it, our site might not function properly. I mean, his Foundation is doing a lot really good work on identifying those that have a pretty reasonable likelihood of being able to make the most progress and we're happy to support those international initiatives as well. Sky News host Paul Murray says Daniel Andrews has been dangling before the people of Victoria a greater chance at freedom, but the goal post was moved again by the state’s Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton. And in encouraging states to take a similar view, we want to be able to get our economies back up and operating safely in a COVID safe environment, which means that the economy can support people's incomes. That's what we announced today and we'll be using the strategic reserve in the United States to achieve that.

You are our people. My daughter and I, we've been watching a few Star Wars films on the weekend and I've been introducing her to that series and that's been a lot of fun. Former speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says Democrat Kamala Harris “pulled the sexist card” on Republican Mike Pence during the vice presidential debate when she realised she wasn’t doing very well. Paul Murray is an award-winning broadcaster who is passionate about his country. We're looking forward to Anzac Day and while I'll be, of course, be at the commemorative service, the Dawn Service there at 5:30 down at the War Memorial, Jen and I, I mean our kids will be out there lighting up the dawn like everyone else at 6:00.

Transcript. What are you most looking forward to? Sky News host Paul Murray says beware of those who want to play the politics of COVID and use the cover of it to change the way the world works, because the politics of COVID are dangerous, and the people who exploit it, nasty. I mean, it's about knowing what happened and it's about ensuring the public health and I would hope that they would share that view. But no, look, we've done things like, you know, Jenny was doing veggie gardens with the girls and they're doing lots of drawings and, of course, a few weeks ago when before holidays, obviously, they had their school online and those sorts of things. One of the things we discussed in particular was the fact that we both made the decision at about the same time to ensure that we blocked off those incoming visits from China, mainland China. Despite Twitter and taxpayer funded television telling Australians the budget featured a serious gender divide, the range of tax cuts and business incentives will “help women in the workforce,” says Paul Murray. EXCLUSIVE: Prime Minister Scott Morrison says while the federal budget is a “big commitment” the alternative would have been just devastating. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to view this page. Warning - there was an unexpected script error. For all of the things that you want to do, like the economic surge where it is business at the heart of things, not government, is that process going to inform us? And importantly, even more importantly, what are the things that need to change and one doesn't necessarily have to follow the other. EXCLUSIVE: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has declared the federal budget is one which “matches the spirit of Australians” who have continued to battle through this very difficult time for the nation.

Sky News host Paul Murray has spoken with Adam Demamiel, the co-founder and general manager of ‘Boys to the Bush’, a Camp designed to give boys an opportunity to experience life in the bush surrounded positive influences. The NRL coming back and being able to watch the Sharks play the Tigers or a full Parliament Question Time? It's been a Herculean effort, but it breaks my heart that half a million Australians and there'll be much more too that will be going on and seeking that income support through the JobSeeker program.

So that's an important initiative and there are a lot of things that aren't great. 18,093 talking about this. PRIME MINISTER: I certainly hope so. Sky News host Paul Murray says Premier Mark McGowan pretended his hard borders caused his government’s budget surplus, when really it was the mining sector and FIFO workers banned from seeing their families. Interview with Paul Murray, Sky News.

Care2 Stands Against: bigots, racists, bullies, science deniers, misogynists, gun lobbyists, xenophobes, the willfully ignorant, animal abusers, frackers, and other mean people. Sky News host Paul Murray says Queenslanders need to “put on a pair of boots” and kick the Palaszczuk government out of power, because they do not deserve another term in government. VP debate was ‘what Americans needed to see’. That is just, it’s just horrible.
His program Paul Murray Live is the leading talk show on Foxtel and a must-see for the political set. By signing, you accept Care2's Terms of Service. We’ve had 550,000 people, Paul, that we've processed for JobSeeker claims in the last five or six weeks. We believe that as Australians, we would, of course, share this information, as you would expect us to do. Transcript. It writes its own rules. Warning - assets failed to load. I'm so keen to get us back to a place where our economy is supporting Australians again. But that's where that capacity exists right now and that's where we can take advantage of where those prices are right now and we will be looking to boost that in the weeks ahead. We’re now, seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, who knows how long that is, but are we starting to move now that the information that is going into National Cabinet is more about the economic advice, more about the recovery, than the health advice? As you know, about, almost six million, over five million Australians will be getting support through JobKeeper.

PRIME MINISTER: That's the easiest question I think I've ever had and I would say we will take that one over the Tigers by at least 12 mate. Look overseas. Application may not work as expected. I mean, it could take some time to get that independent process to look at the origins of this and how it occurred and the lessons to be learned. Locked in an encrypted data store. Prime Minister. Look at the absolute devastation that has been occurring in other places. Paul Murray LIVE Podcast Join Paul Murray and his team as they take an alternative look at the day's news.