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Just a reminder, of this govt doing SFA for its citizens
Play Nice Scott Morrison - How Long? Part 6 - Prosperity Theology, The Coal Man + His Bootlickers
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you mean this champion of workers rights?
Palmer vows to pay back millions to workers, dodges election bid questions
Businessman and political hopeful Clive Palmer announces plans to pay back "millions of dollars" in outstanding entitlements owed to hundreds of workers who lost their jobs when his Queensland nickel refinery went bust more than three years ago.
www.abc.net.au
Clive Palmer 'perfectly capable' of contacting elusive nephew, court hears
Clive Palmer's brother-in-law tells the Federal Court in Brisbane that he has had contact with the businessman's nephew, Clive Mensink, and can arrange communication between the pair.
www.abc.net.au
Did they buy as a long term investment?
They should be going well by now - are they 'crying poor', pulling your leg?
Perth Tipped To Be A Hotbed of Property Investor Activity in 2022
Perth’s property market looks set for a year of double-digit price growth, an even tighter rental market, and the return of investors in 2022
www.realestate.com.au
Real Estate Institute of WA president Damian Collins said a housing shortage remains in Perth with not much stock and the rental market facing a new 40-year low vacancy rate.
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Scotty is a baby while Abbott is 7ft, and Fraser is the empire state building compared to abbott
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I don't really care for your pissweak trolling.
Let me know when you come up with something better.
Bowen did him no favours:"If you don't like our policies, don't vote for us".
Well, thank you, Chris Bowen.
Still on the front bench, but marked 'never to appear in public'.
Jones and co <10%
Shees, the bar is not very high.
you mean this champion of workers rights?
by the by - have they found clives missing nephew yet?
Palmer vows to pay back millions to workers, dodges election bid questions
Businessman and political hopeful Clive Palmer announces plans to pay back "millions of dollars" in outstanding entitlements owed to hundreds of workers who lost their jobs when his Queensland nickel refinery went bust more than three years ago.
Clive Palmer 'perfectly capable' of contacting elusive nephew, court hears
Clive Palmer's brother-in-law tells the Federal Court in Brisbane that he has had contact with the businessman's nephew, Clive Mensink, and can arrange communication between the pair.
Thats him, a goose that the ALP need to neuter IF they want to win the election.
They would be poorly advised if they saw Palmer as you do, unless they need a new excuse for failure. They are too familiar with running 2nd when they should win.
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No technology for the Executives I assume?
CEO compensation has grown 940% since 1978: Typical worker compensation has risen only 12% during that time
The latest report in EPI’s annual series analyzing current and long-term trends in CEO compensation.
www.epi.org
Certainly looks like it went down to a trickle……
Yes
"Heavy lifting" is the correct expression.
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I don’t get why this has happened. Border openings were known well in advance and the fed government were pressing big time for its occurrence. Christmas and New year gatherings were known in advance also, given they occur every year.
I don’t get why the federal government didn’t take action to ensure equitable access to rapid tests. It’s not like there is a shortage of overseas examples before us?
How is telling profit driven business they will be the sole providers of universally needed tests a good strategy? It’s not as though the Feds were obliged to do the logistics of distribution anyway. Once procured, the tests would have been dumped on the states, ala vaccines, and any issues could be blamed on the states in the usual manner.
Scotty and team have literally created the issue of hoarding, price gouging etc. with no strategy about how the poorest Australians are supposed to source necessary tests alongside feeding themselves and their families. This is happening with the US, UK etc who are distributing tests universally for free.
Good luck calling an election amongst this mess
I don’t get why the federal government didn’t take action to ensure equitable access to rapid tests. It’s not like there is a shortage of overseas examples before us?
How is telling profit driven business they will be the sole providers of universally needed tests a good strategy? It’s not as though the Feds were obliged to do the logistics of distribution anyway. Once procured, the tests would have been dumped on the states, ala vaccines, and any issues could be blamed on the states in the usual manner.
Scotty and team have literally created the issue of hoarding, price gouging etc. with no strategy about how the poorest Australians are supposed to source necessary tests alongside feeding themselves and their families. This is happening with the US, UK etc who are distributing tests universally for free.
Good luck calling an election amongst this mess
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Good analysis.
it's why the most logical explanation for me is some back room deal based on pleasing donors or someone has the goods on them.
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Dim Tim Smith cost them at least 5 points in the polls with his ramblings.
It’s a shame for Dan Andrews that he loaded himself up with booze and tried to drive home.
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Palmer is not the ALP’s problem. Morrison isn’t either. Two of the most inept frauds in Australian political history.
The next election is all about Labor not falling over itself (again) and how well Rupert can the polish the turd (again)
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One of the great pressers of all time when the media was taking dim tim to the sword about his rants about wanting everyone to resign.
Dim tim's eyes told millions of words
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They will, and he will.
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I don’t think Labor will - I don’t think they even can. The narrative is all about Morrison and that is not going to change. Labor could actually announce a “death tax” tomorrow and it would barely register.
That is how useless Morrison is
You just realised
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It’s all I can think too, but this time I don’t know if they can spin it.
They have only got one fall guy now which is the ACCC, who no doubt like every regulator, particularly one whose job it is to monitor business compliance, has been stripped to the bone in resources. What a farce
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They think it’ll blow over quickly. They want to let it rip. Quick profit. Makes their cronies happy & then they think we’ll all move on.
my guess is those toying with the uap will be a loss to the liberals ..... especially the cashed up tradie in the outer burbs who have favoured the conservatives since howards mid-90s ascendency
for country seats like the hunter .... have no real knowledge of whats happening on the ground there but id suggest labor has likely written that off as a loss
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