Reference :- Peta Credlin waved a " report " at us which apparently reveals that the Queensland government employs 100,000 more public servants now than it did 5 years ago. She neglected to tell us the source of the report , which is shame , since it doesn't coincide with figures on the government website .
Good morning from Queensland Peta . And good morning to your fellow anchor Rita Panahi too . I see you have interviewed her again . Sky News seems to spend a lot of time interviewing it's own reporters . Be careful, or you might end up working in an echo chamber where the only opinions you hear are your own . When you get a moment , could you flick me the reference for that piece of paper you waved ? I have searched high and low and can't find where 100, 000 new leeches on the public purse are hiding .
Did you notice that both Queensland and Victoria have the fastest population growth in the country ? By a big margin too . I guess that might explain the need for more health practitioners and teachers and so on , which is where the increase in staff has mostly occurred . But your figure still seems a tad inflated . By tad I mean over 70,000. I hope you weren't relying on Angus Taylor for your statistics . He made a right royal stuff up with that figure he quoted for the Sydney Council's annual travel bill .
It is a mystery to me the way all the economists running the LNP keep getting their figures wrong. Thank heavens that isn't reflected in the overall health of the economy , is all I can say .
By the way , my son Ken junior sends his regards . Also , he was wondering what ever happened to that story about the asylum seeker who injected palm oil into ....himself . He is disappointed that the story has vanished from the air so soon , and can't stop wondering if it will come up again .
Your comrade , Ken
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