As the petition against the decision passes 150,000 signatures, the NSW Premier has defended her decision to allow an ad for a racing event to be projected on the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday night, saying the image "will be in good taste". ab.co/2NsYzqz

Oct 8, 2018 · 2:07 AM UTC

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governments want money from where ever, of course they don't see anything wrong by it, it reminds me of the movie Fierce Creatures
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If she has defended her decision that means someone allowed her to speak. If only Jones had afforded the same courtesy to the CEO of the Opera house 🤔
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“... in Good Tate ... “ Isn’t that what Playboy models used to say about their photos? Or did Glad mean it’ll taste as good as Chicken Tonight?
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How terrible typically liberal wanker.
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Any ad on an international cultural icon, is disgusting and brings Australia to a new moral low!
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Where do I sign the petition?
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Can we see the odds of each horse as well? That would be great
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Ok, enough this bollocks. Samsung had pictures put on there. How many people west of the gladesville bridge and to the mountains signed it? Prob none.
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What is there with #gambling that could possibly be 'good taste' ? @GladysB #nswpol
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When is the state election so she can be voted from power?
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