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Studio 10 host called ‘racist’ in Australia Day debate | Sky News AustraliaStudio 10 co-host Kerri-Anne Kennerley has been labelled ‘racist’ by television and radio presenter and fellow panelist Yumi Stynes during an Australia Day debate.\n\nSky News host Rita Panahi says that using term racist in a discussion is a ‘predictable, lazy response’ that is used by many on the left argue to silence their ideological opponents. \n\nThe Outsiders host added that she applauded Ms Kennerley who 'put herself in the firing line' and raise the issue about the rates of abuse 'which should be talked about'. \n\n\n markgkenny Blood hell sky news, this is like the tenth article on this subject, stop fueling the PC BS and move onto more important things for goodness sakes. markgkenny Yet the botox peroxide racist NEVER spoke up on clergy rape of children markgkenny Kerri-Anne was highlighting the rank hypocrisy of a relatively small group of Australians (activists) - many of whom don’t know what Australia Day celebrates - who want to destroy our national history and symbols more than help indigenous Australians. She was right to do so.
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Emergency doctors deployed at Australia Day music festivals | Sky News AustraliaMedical teams are on standby for three music festivals in New South Wales this Australia Day long weekend. \n\nThe Electric Gardens, the Rolling Loud and the Hardcore Till I Die festivals will have an increased medical presence. \n\nThere will be three critical care doctors, a critical care paramedic and four emergency nurses working at each event. \n\nFollowing the deaths of six young people at Australian music festivals in the past six months, the events are being considered high risk for drug overdoses and dehydration. \n\n\n\n\n Have any Police given this simple little 'brainfart' a thought. If a festival-goer enters an area for a concert, he wont be drug tested, but he could be searched though. But if he drives his car in, there's a good chance he will be tested and searched.!!!! Boost the sniffer dogs and implement $10k fines. My taxes hard at work. Again.
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