Jo Rock retweeted
The mainstream media have completely IGNORED my unlawful arrest.
If one of THEIR journalists had been treated HALF as badly, it would be wall-to-wall coverage and NATIONAL OUTRAGE.
But while they pretend nothing happened, the footage is going VIRAL across every platform.
They’ve lost control of the narrative, and it’s exposing how IRRELEVANT they’ve become.
KEEP SHARING.
And help me FIGHT BACK at ProtectAvi.com
🚨 I was just ARRESTED for JOURNALISM in Melbourne, Australia. Let that sink in.
Police claim I was ‘breaching the peace’. Watch the footage and judge for yourself.
I WON’T BE SILENCED.
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FULL VIDEO COMING SOON...
Jo Rock retweeted
🚨 I was just ARRESTED for JOURNALISM in Melbourne, Australia. Let that sink in.
Police claim I was ‘breaching the peace’. Watch the footage and judge for yourself.
I WON’T BE SILENCED.
👉 Help me FIGHT BACK at ProtectAvi.com.
FULL VIDEO COMING SOON...
Jo Rock retweeted
🟠 #BREAKING REBEL NEWS REPORTER AVI YEMENI HANDCUFFED AND REMOVED BY VICTORIA POLICE WHILE INTERVIEWING SCHOOLKIDS WHO SKIPPED CLASS TO PROTEST PAULINE HANSON IN MELBOURNE 🟠
Welcome to Communist Victoria, where asking questions in public gets you put in handcuffs while far left activists pull kids out of school under police protection.
While students walked out of class across Australia today to protest Pauline Hanson, including rallies in Sydney and Melbourne, Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini ended up in steel cuffs in Melbourne just for doing his job.
That is where Rebel News reporter Avi Yemini ended up in steel cuffs just for doing his job.
Yemini was walking through the crowd interviewing teenagers, asking a simple question: why had they ditched class on a Thursday afternoon to protest a democratically elected senator?
Victoria Police immediately moved in, slapped handcuffs on him, and marched him away from the rally for "disturbing the peace". Officers admitted he wasn't even under arrest, yet kept him cuffed anyway just to remove a journalist from the street.
Think about that, a reporter asking uncomfortable questions gets hauled away in restraints, while the far left organisers who dragged underage schoolkids onto the streets are shielded by the state.
Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson had already told the Sydney students to get back to class, pointing out that 51% of Australian 15 year olds fail to meet national standards in maths.
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Jo Rock retweeted
Sanity must come back in regards to taxpayer money in Victoria. #LaborLast
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The Prime Minister has been caught out telling more lies about his dodgy $6 million grant to Marrickville Golf Club.
In September, he tried to tell Parliament his undisclosed honorary membership was worth $5.
Today, Marrickville Golf Club confirmed to Parliament it was worth $1100, not $5.
So, Anthony Albanese lied about the grant being for sewerage, he lied about the grant being invitation-only, and he lied about the value of his secret membership.
He just can’t bring himself to tell the truth and take responsibility.
Australians deserve a Prime Minister who can give straight answers to simple questions, not one who treats them like fools.
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Jo Rock retweeted
#BREAKING ALBO EXPOSED AS AN OUTRIGHT LIAR
Marrickville Golf Club has just blown the lid off Anthony Albanese’s $6.05 million grant rort - and confirmed he repeatedly misled parliament.
Club management fronted a Senate committee and stated the $6.05m federal cash was never intended to fix sewerage problems.
General manager Mathew Ward told Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie it was “basically correct” that sewage was never part of the $6m grant.
The club had already applied to NSW for the sewerage works and were “very optimistic” it would be funded separately - so it was deliberately left out of the federal money.
Albanese told parliament the opposite.
He claimed the federal grant was to fix the sewerage. He was forced to walk it back last month after his own department confirmed it wasn’t.
The club’s evidence now makes that retreat look even worse.
They also confirmed the Prime Minister’s “honorary” membership, granted in 2012 with essentially no paper trail, was worth $1,100, the same as a full golfing membership.
Not the $5 “social” membership he claimed. He only relinquished it on 14 September this year after the scandal broke.
Plans for stormwater harvesting, a botanic garden and a major overhaul were shown to his electorate office in August 2024.
The sewerage issue was real and pressing at the time, but it was never what the $6m federal grant was for.
Club president Andrew Tighe says the backlash has been “unprecedented.”
Staff have been abused, the phones had to be disabled, and members of the public have been demanding “Albo’s money back.”
This isn’t a misunderstanding. The club’s own managers have now contradicted the Prime Minister’s claims in parliament on both the purpose of the grant and the value of his membership.
Taxpayers handed $6 million to a golf club where the Prime Minister held a hidden full value membership - and the justification he gave parliament doesn’t match what the club says happened.
Barry O’Farrell lost his job over an undeclared bottle of red wine.
What’s the standard for this bloke to keep his, you can now be corrupt and lie about it?
Jo Rock retweeted
We are watching now. No one elected this billionaire. He doesn’t get to decide what Australians put online. Labor are doing the bidding of very rich people and it’s sending the country broke.
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BREAKING: The ANZ Bank is the latest to tell Albo to rein in the spending before inflation gets worse.
ANZ boss Nuno Matos warned that “rampant public expenditure and rising interest rates” is creating “a dangerous situation for the world.”
He said we’ve never seen “this amount of spending in our lifetime” across AI, defence, infrastructure and government deficits. Equity markets are at records because of tech, but interest rates are also at records.
“It’s a dangerous situation.”
His answer? Governments must stop crowding out capital. The economy won’t be sustainable until the private sector invests more than the public sector.
Albanese’s response? “We’re not spending.”
This is a man who has never held a real job in his life. Never run a business. Never met a payroll. Never faced rising rates or a cashflow crisis.
Yet he thinks he’s smarter than the bank CEOs, the markets and every Australian household watching their mortgage climb.
While the rest of the world is warning about the scale of public spending, Labor keeps the taps open and pretends it’s not happening.
Anthony Albanese is incapable of telling the truth.
Jo Rock retweeted
Labor’s digital minister Andrew Charlton sold his ‘consultancy’ business to Accenture in 2020 for 35 million, almost all of the price was for ‘goodwill’. He then worked for Accenture for a year before becoming the Labor MP for the then safe seat of Parramatta. Accenture get so many massive taxpayer funded contracts, like almost 100 million they got for the disastrous BOM website. That didn’t slow down further Govt contracts for Accenture. Now Qantas sack 850 workers and sling Accenture a vast sum to handle the jobs from India. We are so let down by our leaders.
#BREAKING Qantas, the “spirit of Australia,” will axe over 800 Australian jobs and send them to INDIA.
In a staggering betrayal of local workers, Qantas is slashing 850 Australian corporate roles after inking an outsourcing deal with Accenture to shift its office operations overseas.
The first to go is, finance, procurement, HR and marketing staff. The cull is expected to be finished by the middle of next year. This follows earlier job cuts at the Mascot head office.
CEO Vanessa Hudson said it’s “hard news” and she’s “sorry for the uncertainty.”
She claims it’s about efficiency, AI, and bizarrely “investing in our customers, our people and our future.”
The future’s obviously in India.
The same airline that previously told the Australian Services Union there was “no plan to offshore any Australian jobs” is now doing exactly that under a program called Project iQ.
Accenture has more than 84,000 staff in India. Qantas is using them because, in Hudson’s words, “we cannot hire at the pace this work needs.”
High fuel prices are being blamed, before she took a leaf out of Anthony Albanese’s book and also blamed the “war in the Middle East”
Capacity has already been cut. Now Australian workers are being cut too.
The ASU warned this would be a “deep breach of trust with the Australian public who have stuck by this airline.”
That moment has arrived.
I’ll never fly them again.
Jo Rock retweeted
They just take take take. #Laborlast
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#BREAKING Anthony Albanese completely deflects when asked directly why only 1 in 5 Australians trust him.
When directly asked why only 1 in 5 Australians trust him, Albo completely dodged the question.
Instead of offering real accountability, he reverted to standard political distraction, pointing fingers at the Coalition's past spending.
The reality? The Prime Minister is underwater, and the numbers from the latest News24 Pulse polling prove it:
Preferred PM: Angus Taylor leads Albanese 41% to 39%.
Satisfaction: A staggering 62% of voters are dissatisfied with his performance, while only 33% approve.
The Trust Deficit: His personal standing has completely collapsed after months of cost of living pressures and broken election promises on tax reform.
The $6 Million Golf Club Scandal
Nothing highlights this administration's arrogance quite like the $6.05 million community infrastructure grant awarded to Albo’s local Marrickville Golf Club.
Albanese repeatedly told Parliament the money was for critical sewerage works.
The problem? A senior Department of Infrastructure official blew that cover in a Senate inquiry, confirming sewerage works weren't even in the grant's scope.
Instead of apologizing for misleading voters or violating their trust, Albanese dismissed it as “word games”
With the next federal election locked in for 2028, Albanese claims Labor will stand on its record.
If that record is built on broken commitments, dodging transparency, and funneling millions into local golf courses while everyday Aussies struggle, 2028 is going to be a very rough reality check for the PM.
Jo Rock retweeted
12 years of thievery and waste that have lead to an almost lawless Victoria won’t be forgotten because of a couple of social media promises a month before an election.
Jo Rock retweeted
She is our oldest resident. Little Bridget fell off a bridge when a truck scared her and she got stuck by the river.
We had a very special day of spoiling her today. She is my secret little favorite. So happy with her lot in life even as she ages and her eyes have failed her
Jo Rock retweeted
BREAKING: ANTHONY ALBANESE IS POLITICALLY A DEAD MAN WALKING
The latest Resolve Political Monitor poll has just dropped, and it confirms the absolute collapse of the Albanese Government.
Albo is officially hemorrhaging support, and his leadership is now in terminal freefall.
Here is how bad the carnage is for Labor:
A TOTAL TRUST CRASH: Just 20% of voters now trust Anthony Albanese. A staggering 43% say they never trusted him anyway. The Marrickville Golf Club scandal and broken promises have utterly destroyed his integrity.
RECORD LOW PREFERRED PM: Albo has plummeted to a record low 29% as preferred Prime Minister, while Coalition Leader Angus Taylor continues to surge.
DISASTROUS APPROVAL RATINGS: Albo’s net performance rating has cratered to -22%, matching his lowest ever. A massive 56% of Australians say he is doing a poor or very poor job.
Meanwhile, his personal likeability rating has crashed to -19%, leaving a massive 30-point gap between him and Taylor +11%.
AUSTRALIANS BLAME LABOR FOR THE CRISIS
With interest rates hitting an 18 year high of 4.85% and inflation spiking to 4.3%, Australians are flat out rejecting Jim Chalmers’ excuses.
42% of voters squarely blame the Albanese Government and their budget for the cost of living crisis. Albo's attempts to deflect blame onto the RBA have completely failed.
The writing is on the wall.
Following the dramatic Republican rout in the US midterms, Labor is facing the exact same voter fury over inflation.
Albanese is completely out of touch, completely out of options, and politically done.
Jo Rock retweeted
Meet Anthony Albanese's right-hand man. Steven Kennedy. He runs the office of Prime Minister. He has 1,370 staff. He allocated Albanese with 59 personal advisors. Steven is paid $1.039M per year.
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ALBO’S CHRISTMAS JET SET: Nearly 100,000km of luxury flights while Aussie families cop the 17th rate rise.
Anthony Albanese and his senior ministers are clocking up almost 100,000 kilometres of overseas travel before Christmas, as the RBA jacks interest rates to 4.85%, the highest in 18 years.
While mortgages explode and the cost of living crunch deepens, Albo has just returned from a 32,000km Caribbean junket to Antigua.
On Wednesday he’s off again to the COP31 in Turkey, East Asia Summit in the Philippines, APEC in China, with a possible G20 in Miami still on the cards.
Total projected travel is approaching 95,000km.
All in the name of “climate change”
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor uncharacteristically came to life:
“When times get tough, Anthony Albanese gets on a plane”
Energy Minister Chris Bowen is already flying to Turkey for the climate talkfest.
Agriculture Minister Julie Collins and Assistant Minister Matt Thistlethwaite are in China. Deputy PM Richard Marles was in the Philippines last month.
Albo’s spokesman claims he’s “pushing Australia’s interests” and “fighting for our living conditions”
Fighting? By vanishing on another round of taxpayer funded summits while Aussie households take the hit for his government’s spending addiction?
After the 17th rate rise on his watch, the Prime Minister should be here fronting up and taking responsibility. Instead he’s gone missing - again.
Aussie families are struggling and Albo is jetting.
Jo Rock retweeted
I was once a TV newsroom Chief of Staff. This is a significant yarn by every metric. Why is it not
being reported? Its the definition of public interest ⬇️
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