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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports provide dire warnings of impending flooding events and sea level rise, and we have also already seen first-hand the devastation flooding brings to people, wildlife, businesses, and infrastructure.
Each occasion would have provided Morrison with an opportunity to disclose to parliament, his government colleagues and the public that he also held those portfolios. Victorians approaching a state election in November must carefully consider whether either of the two main parties – both seemingly imbued with corrupt internal practices and financially dependent on lobbyists from business and powerful unions – are worthy of their vote.
The fault originates in the underfunding of the state system and the overfunding of the already wealthy private schools.
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