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Nah Focaccias took off in the early 90s. Places like Alfressco and Boltz in Rundle Street sold them by the truckload.
How the Focaccia! in the markets and KW Road set the trend.
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Nah Focaccias took off in the early 90s. Places like Alfressco and Boltz in Rundle Street sold them by the truckload.
Yes it is. Haven't been there for quite a while though.Manooshi? That’s my go to lunch place. Bloody amazing food.
"Greenpeace’s focus on political activism and its championing of Extinction Rebellion has sparked behind-the-scenes pressure on ministers to abolish its lucrative taxpayer-funded concessions.
It comes as Cabinet Minister Matt Canavan declared that “free speech doesn’t necessitate free funding”.
Queensland LNP Senator James McGrath has asked Assistant Minister for Finance, Charities and Electoral Matters Zed Seselja “as a matter of urgency” to review why Greenpeace holds deductible gift recipient status (DGR), which allows donations by taxpayers to be refunded at tax time.
DGR costs the Federal Budget an eye-watering $2 billion a year."
Meanwhile the various religious institutions and their political activisim has no effect on their tax deductable status regardless of how many children they molest."Greenpeace’s focus on political activism and its championing of Extinction Rebellion has sparked behind-the-scenes pressure on ministers to abolish its lucrative taxpayer-funded concessions.
It comes as Cabinet Minister Matt Canavan declared that “free speech doesn’t necessitate free funding”.
Queensland LNP Senator James McGrath has asked Assistant Minister for Finance, Charities and Electoral Matters Zed Seselja “as a matter of urgency” to review why Greenpeace holds deductible gift recipient status (DGR), which allows donations by taxpayers to be refunded at tax time.
DGR costs the Federal Budget an eye-watering $2 billion a year."
Guess we'll see how much people care about the environment when the money to support it doesn't come out of the pocket of the Australian taxpayer.
fu** yeah!
(Didn't find anyone for that extra ticket BTW.)
I'd put that on the front lawn
I'd say they have a better understanding of it than we do.
not even christmas and already we’re thinking about easter
Crucify Hinkley
Just a bog average sacrifice please.
These campaigners that get crucified all end up martyrs.