Sky News host Paul Murray says Harvey Norman is “close to our hearts” as they work to keep small business people across the nation in a job and do a “magnificent job of keeping this country going”. “It’s been a tough trot for too many and an absolute Armageddon for our economy,” Mr Murray said. “But through the pandemic our mates at Harvey Norman have been absolutely clear they will do everything they can to keep as many people in a job as they can.
“But it’s who Australian Lifestyle Furniture has making their cabinetry that’s even more awesome,” Mr Murray said. “Bedford is the second largest employer for people with a disability in the entire country, from packing through to manufacturing and landscaping, they’re determined to help every Australian with a disability achieve their life goals.
HarveyNormanAU Harvey Norman ...avoid them like the plague. They were one of the big lobbyists to the government that resulted us having to pay GST on internet purchases.
HarveyNormanAU Advertorial.
HarveyNormanAU If SkyNews likes and is promoting Harvey Norman, my money will never be spent there again. Far right bigots supporting mates.
HarveyNormanAU New white goods arriving at pm's place today ?
HarveyNormanAU ThisIsNotJournalism
HarveyNormanAU Cash for comment
HarveyNormanAU 'CDC document confirms Principia Scientific International claims there has NEVER been any successful laboratory test to isolate and confirm the existence of the SARS-COV2 virus. In effect, the science tells us there is NO virus.'
HarveyNormanAU Paid Advert 'News'. How much did you charge him for this cash for comment? Brags about making a huge profit off COVID-19 and Bush fires, more worried about the economy than the Ruby Princess deaths. You are a fraud Paul. Harvey '60 Minutes bungle'
HarveyNormanAU ABCmediawatch how is this sort of advertorial on a news program regulated?
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HarveyNormanAU Because ... it’s cash for comment ..?
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