The ScoMo Government
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If scummo wanted to flog Oz post to his mates I would assume you wouldnt want the business to be kicking too many goals and try explaining to Joe Public why.
Before the covid Oz post were actually pretty good from Melbs and Sydney never buy from Brissy its a block hole for parcels
What Shorten has to do with any of this is just you when you get cornered trotting out the same old
Yawns ......franking credits unloseable election
blah blah blah
the default homer crap
Before the covid Oz post were actually pretty good from Melbs and Sydney never buy from Brissy its a block hole for parcels
What Shorten has to do with any of this is just you when you get cornered trotting out the same old
Yawns ......franking credits unloseable election
blah blah blah
the default homer crap
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They do Australia Post, who is now star track. ?
It certainly has slowed down to Australia post speed, rather than pick up star track to UPS speed, more watches for the bosses. ?
StarTrack is now a business of Australia Post and delivers some Australia Post parcels – which is why you see more of our blue delivery vans on the road today.
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I'll stop trotting out silly Billy from 2019, when you stop trotting out Howard from 2006, the default humid ancient history lesson. Blah, blah ,blah
They operate from Perth Airport
can you join the dots ....no flights
No airport where you live so you probably havnt seen the decline in airport traffic
As fifo you see a lot more
Do some trawling like your namesake and show where i have mentioned HowardI'll stop trotting out silly Billy from 2019, when you stop trotting out Howard from 2006, the default humid ancient history lesson. Blah, blah ,blah
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All i have to do is search 'work choices' i'm sure I've seen you throw that chestnut in the ring. ?
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No passenger flights, plenty of cargo flights.
By the way, Riverton is right under the flight path, so i actually do get to hear them.
Oh dear you dont understand how much post goes on domestic flightsNo passenger flights, plenty of cargo flights.
By the way, Riverton is right under the flight path, so i actually do get to hear them.
You should stop now
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Absolutely, a pointless exercise, may as well debate with a rock ape.
Is she homeAbsolutely, a pointless exercise, may as well debate with a rock ape.
Ouch this bloke is not holding back!
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The LNP, led by the mendacious Morrison, is in a bad place. Morally bankrupt, it is destructive, by default and design. Many have followed, both blindly and with intent, and now find themselves equally bereft. Morrison sets the tone. He insisted on getting the Pfizer Injection for Covid while...
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Alan Kohler: The doomsayers were wrong, but the recovery is no miracle
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
You wont see this on skynews
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Why not?Alan Kohler: The doomsayers were wrong, but the recovery is no miracle
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.thenewdaily.com.au
You wont see this on skynews
Because it makes sense
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You're probably right, a lot of people will read the first few paragraphs, go WOW and move on.
The media can only keep the economic news quiet for so long, the all ords is nearly at a record, hopefully Albo starts and cranks up otherwise he will struggle to get traction IMO.
The vaccine will be self resolving and most don't want it yet, so the masses will soon tire of the continual harping on about the roll out, so who knows maybe Scott from marketing has got it right, time will tell but I don't think it will be a cake walk for labor.
I'm still hopeful of a Labor victory, but I sense the tide may turn, in the next 6 months or so.
Albo has kept a small target, but time is running short to sell whatever message he has, especially if the Government call an early election.
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From the article:
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long painful climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
On Thursday, ABS data confirmed that Australia’s employment recovery is stunning and the end of JobKeeper is likely to be just a speed bump.
It could all come unstuck because of the vaccine debacle, of course, but so far so good.
Employment is now 69,000 higher than before the pandemic began; hours worked are up by 1.2 per cent; workforce participation is at a record high of 66.3 per cent; and Deloitte Access Economics says GDP returned to its pre-pandemic level sometime in February or March.
The media can only keep the economic news quiet for so long, the all ords is nearly at a record, hopefully Albo starts and cranks up otherwise he will struggle to get traction IMO.
The vaccine will be self resolving and most don't want it yet, so the masses will soon tire of the continual harping on about the roll out, so who knows maybe Scott from marketing has got it right, time will tell but I don't think it will be a cake walk for labor.
I'm still hopeful of a Labor victory, but I sense the tide may turn, in the next 6 months or so.
Albo has kept a small target, but time is running short to sell whatever message he has, especially if the Government call an early election.
Alan Kohler: The doomsayers were wrong, but the recovery is no miracle
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long painful climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
On Thursday, ABS data confirmed that Australia’s employment recovery is stunning and the end of JobKeeper is likely to be just a speed bump.
It could all come unstuck because of the vaccine debacle, of course, but so far so good.
Employment is now 69,000 higher than before the pandemic began; hours worked are up by 1.2 per cent; workforce participation is at a record high of 66.3 per cent; and Deloitte Access Economics says GDP returned to its pre-pandemic level sometime in February or March.
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You're probably right, a lot of people will read the first few paragraphs, go WOW and move on.
The media can only keep the economic news quiet for so long, the all ords is nearly at a record, hopefully Albo starts and cranks up otherwise he will struggle to get traction IMO.
The vaccine will be self resolving and most don't want it yet, so the masses will soon tire of the continual harping on about the roll out, so who knows maybe Scott from marketing has got it right, time will tell but I don't think it will be a cake walk for labor.
I'm still hopeful of a Labor victory, but I sense the tide may turn, in the next 6 months or so.
Albo has kept a small target, but time is running short to sell whatever message he has, especially if the Government call an early election.
From the article:Alan Kohler: The doomsayers were wrong, but the recovery is no miracle
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
It’s time for those of us who predicted a long painful climb out of recession, and a lurch backwards when the JobKeeper subsidy ended, to admit we were wrong.
On Thursday, ABS data confirmed that Australia’s employment recovery is stunning and the end of JobKeeper is likely to be just a speed bump.
It could all come unstuck because of the vaccine debacle, of course, but so far so good.
Employment is now 69,000 higher than before the pandemic began; hours worked are up by 1.2 per cent; workforce participation is at a record high of 66.3 per cent; and Deloitte Access Economics says GDP returned to its pre-pandemic level sometime in February or March.
I dunno if West Coast Eagles fans are booing him he wont poll well here
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Time will tell, but the public has a very short memory, hopefully the bad news keeps rolling.
