By: Robert McCormick

Robert McCormick — Thu, 14 Oct 2021 01:43:01 +0000

Kylie is just like so many so-called “celebs” whose star is fast fading. Over the years Australia has seen literally thousands of ageing pop singers suddenly finding that Australia exists and they see a last chance opportunity to make a bucketful of money if they tour Australia.
Tens of thousands of Australians have been living overseas for decades. Then along comes Covid19. Initially, Australia was, compared in particular to the UK and US, a Safe Haven, we had relatively few cases and what happened? All these Australian Citizens, for whom Australia was not good enough, suddenly demand as their Right to be allowed to “come home”. A number claimed that their Teenage Children had never met their Australian Grandparents! Well they had ample time to do so long before Covid19 arrived.
It is time to stop calling Minogue a “Pop Princess”. She hasn’t had a hit song in years, she is now just another ageing pop singer doubtless hoping that if she makes a tour here she will make lots of money out of gullible every bit as ageing fans.

By: C

Wed, 13 Oct 2021 22:36:29 +0000

A shame that celebrities are so easily able to come in and out of Australia (and celebrated for it by the public) when there are still tens of thousands of stranded Australians who don’t have the same privilege, and are demonised for attempting to return. #strandedaussies

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