Education minister Christopher Pyne has posted an image of a fortune cookie on Twitter , prompting a slew of comments from social media users speculating about the move . The picture , uploaded to Twitter on Wednesday night , showed a fortune cookie with the message : 'Insist on what you are doing . Your goal will be reached soon . ' The postcomes after Pyne failed to convince the Senate on Tuesday to pass his university reform laws this week for the second time , prompting requests from Labor for Pyne to be sacked , reported Sky News . Christopher Pyne uploaded the image Twitter on Wednesday , sparking a torrent of ridicules from people accusing him of taking advice from a cookie . The post has seen Pyne taken to task on social media , with dozens of users lambasting him for seemingly taking advice from a cookie . Rose Steele wrote : 'You should be basing your # highered on public support not a fortune cookie ' ' I prefer Ministers to not take their advice from cookies ' , wrote Lady of Polly Tricks . Pyne has been attempting to overhaul the education system , introducing laws that would allow universities to set their own fees and financially penalise graduates who do not repay their student debts , reports Sydney Morning Herald . Despite the second time failing to convince the Senate , Pyne has vowed he will never give up on his higher education campaign . Speaking to Nine news , Pyne said : ' I never give up , no , I will not give up . It 's too important to allow the Labor Party who are political opportunists and the Greens who are the same , to wreck this reform . ' Opposition higher education spokesman Kim Carr has claimed Pynne 's relationship with the Senate is now 'poisonous ' . 'This minister 's bluff , his bluster , his bravado simply leaves people cold , ' Senator Carr told ABC on Wednesday . 'It is time for him to consider his future and if he does n't then he should be sacked . ' Speculation has now emerged that the government is considering launching a double dissolution over the education bill .
Christopher Pyne posted image on Twitter on Wednesday evening . Dozens of users lambasted him for seemingly 'taking advice from a cookie ' Pyne failed to convince the Senate to pass his university reform laws . He has vowed to never give up on his higher education reform bid . The opposition has requested Pyne is fired over the Senate defeat .