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fiftyeight replied to the thread Bringing back Australian Manufacturing: Discard programmed obsolescence.It blows my simple mind that it is more profitable to export dirt, convert our gas into LNG for export to process that dirt than it is... -
fiftyeight replied to the thread Electric cars?.Not really sorry. But my wife is heading down south on Friday, I will get back to you. We didnt really need the range, I just wanted it...
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well Australia has heaps of iron , coal , a fair amount of nickel ,oil , gas and uranium .. and the sun shines a fair bit in the... -
fiftyeight replied to the thread Electric cars?.Awesome news. I love our Model Y LR (should have gone the performance), but my technology challenged wife loves it more. Looks like...
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In W.A the only reason the NW gas hub was developed and a pipeline was built, was because the State Government agreed to buy a certain...
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fiftyeight replied to the thread Bringing back Australian Manufacturing: Discard programmed obsolescence.Iron Ore vs steel making, no idea on that specifically, but I am glad someone is going to try...
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fiftyeight replied to the thread Bringing back Australian Manufacturing: Discard programmed obsolescence.Maybe it does not make sense to build cars, but the fact we struggle to move up the vaule chain, at all, is a joke. With all the...
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Well I guess we just keep digging, until we run out. Lol Meanwhile keel buying Chinese batteries made from our raw materials.
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@finicky Take a look at a couple of these slides to better understand APA. In particular notice the big difference between the...