Sttew
Brownlow Medallist
I hate HN and will never buy anything at that store
Josh Frydenberg. Out of his depth.
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The Australian economy is a basket case.
Hope that trickle down starts trickling soon.
Until he gets a job Josh will have to pass his time pleasuring himself to old photos of Reagan and Thatcher. Hard to know which one is his go to
Sttew
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267 days in lockdown in Victoria, the engine room of Australia, was never going to have a positive impact on the economy, was it?The Australian economy is a basket case.
Hope that trickle down starts trickling soon.
Until he gets a job Josh will have to pass his time pleasuring himself to old photos of Reagan and Thatcher. Hard to know which one is his go to
It wasnt healthy prior to Covid but lockdown brought the 'house of cards' down.
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A dyed-in-the-wool Liberal who has Thatcher as one of his heroes to be in charge of a socialist organisation the size of the AFL can only end in disaster.
Prepare yourselves for a sell off and privatisation.
Prepare yourselves for a sell off and privatisation.
I’m not surprised we’re here but it amazes me that people bought the bullshit about the economy being healthy six weeks go but now it’s ****ed up the arse? Call me Nostradamus but if you couldn’t see this coming your not reading the signs. The housing price boom had me completely baffled, I couldn’t understand it and I still don’t - this was inevitable, but again the Liberal Party are the best Economic Managers…
it’s a bullshit story
Maggie5
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Come on Sttew, get serious. You are always harping about Victoria's debt (lots of infrastructure) yet are forgiving of a Trillion dollars.
Besides the payments (without any clawback from companies that cheated the system) during Covid, what has the Federal government done with the rest?
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OK, Thanks.
GreyWind
Norm Smith Medallist
My favourite has been the labour shortage that's now being brought to the fore. Before the election that rarely got mentioned instead it was lowest unemployment figures and how good it was.
It wouldn’t be an issue except that fryzo has been a notably inept treasurer
The Australian economy is a basket case.
Hope that trickle down starts trickling soon.
Until he gets a job Josh will have to pass his time pleasuring himself to old photos of Reagan and Thatcher. Hard to know which one is his go to
That’s Peter ‘I created hundreds of babies’ costello
The housing price boom is quantative easing gone mad.
This level of QE is unprecedented and no one knows what is going to happen.
And now to slow it down we are looking at quantitive tightening and higher interest rates.
Literally no one knows what is going to happen.
Especially old Joshy boy who was handing cash to donors and mates while he could.
It is criminal how little Australia has to show for all that money printing. Absolutely criminal.
GreyWind
Norm Smith Medallist
Selling him short there. He was also notably inept as the Minister for Resources and Energy followed by being inept as the Minister for the Environment and Energy.
I think Taylor appreciates his work though.
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better be, just saying.
hawkman
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I doubt it will happen but i doubt Andrews would come out of it well by not assisting the AFL just as payback to Frydenberg
Most of the state govt to AFL assistance is locked in anyway. Stadium improvements etc
Let's see now... Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia all have Labor governments.
Frydenberg couldn't even convince the people in his own electorate to vote for him, how is he going to get support for any initiatives in, say, WA as long as McGowan is in charge?
Frydenberg couldn't even convince the people in his own electorate to vote for him, how is he going to get support for any initiatives in, say, WA as long as McGowan is in charge?
NSWCROW
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Joke on Front Bar about him possibly running for AFL CEO
Sam - The 1st thing he's gonna do is take the teal out of the power guernsey
Sam - The 1st thing he's gonna do is take the teal out of the power guernsey
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never test the depth of water with both feet.
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best way 2 treat the frydo bs is with ridicule.
How good is corporate welfare?
Anyone trying to claim this guy as anything but a crook or in any way competent in what his job description was supposed to be is either stupid or a schill.
michaelwest.com.au
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Although some $5bn in public money has been lavished on the aviation sector, of which Qantas accounts for 70% in domestic terms, they never once called it a bail-out. As Qantas shares plummeted to $2.36 in March 2020 – way off their highs of $7.34 three months earlier – Frydenberg opted for what the Coalition called their “market-led solution”.
The biggest beneficiaries of this $5bn “market-led solution” were Qantas and Virgin shareholders. A good deal of it was via JobKeeper (for Qantas – as Virgin went into administration), a program which gave money straight to corporations, not to the employees themselves.
Anyone trying to claim this guy as anything but a crook or in any way competent in what his job description was supposed to be is either stupid or a schill.
Qantas Smiles: shareholders and executives grin, customers and staff grit their teeth - Michael West
While Qantas services sank and 9,000 lost their jobs, chief executive Alan Joyce engineered a record transfer of public money to the airline
michaelwest.com.au
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Although some $5bn in public money has been lavished on the aviation sector, of which Qantas accounts for 70% in domestic terms, they never once called it a bail-out. As Qantas shares plummeted to $2.36 in March 2020 – way off their highs of $7.34 three months earlier – Frydenberg opted for what the Coalition called their “market-led solution”.
The biggest beneficiaries of this $5bn “market-led solution” were Qantas and Virgin shareholders. A good deal of it was via JobKeeper (for Qantas – as Virgin went into administration), a program which gave money straight to corporations, not to the employees themselves.
Big pay, big say
Since then, Qantas itself has wolfed down more than $2bn in public money and shed 9400 staff. Some 2000 were axed unlawfully, according to the recent Federal Court decision. And now its chief executive Alan Joyce is back making acquisitions again, using the public rescue to buy other companies and a bunch of new planes. And his pay, along with other executives, is once again on the rise.
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Scuba diving….the uptick of the glorious wall of kewlands much vaunted coral/fisherie
Mother ****er!How good is corporate welfare?
Anyone trying to claim this guy as anything but a crook or in any way competent in what his job description was supposed to be is either stupid or a schill.
Qantas Smiles: shareholders and executives grin, customers and staff grit their teeth - Michael West
While Qantas services sank and 9,000 lost their jobs, chief executive Alan Joyce engineered a record transfer of public money to the airline
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Although some $5bn in public money has been lavished on the aviation sector, of which Qantas accounts for 70% in domestic terms, they never once called it a bail-out. As Qantas shares plummeted to $2.36 in March 2020 – way off their highs of $7.34 three months earlier – Frydenberg opted for what the Coalition called their “market-led solution”.
The biggest beneficiaries of this $5bn “market-led solution” were Qantas and Virgin shareholders. A good deal of it was via JobKeeper (for Qantas – as Virgin went into administration), a program which gave money straight to corporations, not to the employees themselves.
Big pay, big say
Since then, Qantas itself has wolfed down more than $2bn in public money and shed 9400 staff. Some 2000 were axed unlawfully, according to the recent Federal Court decision. And now its chief executive Alan Joyce is back making acquisitions again, using the public rescue to buy other companies and a bunch of new planes. And his pay, along with other executives, is once again on the rise.
All that tax money worth it to pwn 'tEh LeFt' though hey?
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