And, and it took two years to come to that conclusion.!!!!!Well it's good to see it isn't just a bloke thing.
Gladys Berejiklian ICAC report LIVE updates: Maguire told former NSW premier he was ‘the boss’ in tapped phone call as both found corrupt by commission
The ICAC has completed its report in an investigation into the former premier, 18 months after public hearings concluded.www.smh.com.au
The ICAC’s full report has now been released. The corruption watchdog found former premier Gladys Berejiklian and former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire both engaged in serious corrupt conduct.
PZ99 good one!!!Gladys and her Knight gave me the pips
Surprise, surprise, NSW ICAC to investigate NSW ICAC, it doesn't get better than that. ?Thankfully NSW have an ICAC.
Why Gladys Berejiklian won’t face criminal charges
In its long-awaited report the ICAC found Berejiklian and her former partner Daryl Maguire had both engaged in serious corrupt conduct – but for different reasons.
I would take that with a pinch of salt, the younger generation haven't had much exposure to Labor, so wait till after a couple of terms before making any assumptions IMO.Bad times ahead for Conservatives ?
'Caution' urged over new inter-generational report
An expert is urging caution over analysis arguing future voters will be less conservative than previous ones.thenewdaily.com.au
It also assumes that the younger generation do not acquire wisdom/cyncism like the rest of us as they age.I would take that with a pinch of salt, the younger generation haven't had much exposure to Labor, so wait till after a couple of terms before making any assumptions IMO.
After John Howard and a dose of Kev 'I'm here to help', it soon went pear shaped for Labor and the current Native Title, Voice, Inflation, Immigration, Housing, Electricity, whirlpool isn't settling people.
A lot will depend on how many of these issues can get bedded down, ATM there are a lot of balls up in the air and not many look like getting landed well.
If they all turn to manure, all of a sudden the dull boring Coalition, look a lot more attractive. Living on the edge with Labor isn't for the faint hearted and there are plenty of young faint hearted families living on the edge, being asked to worry about a referendum.
I'm not sure that is the most pressing thing on their minds ATM.
It is for the rich elites in their McMansions overlooking the Sydney Harbour bridge, I'm not so sure it is for those in struggle street trying to pay the electricity bill, mortgage and or rent that has ramped under Albo's watch, time will tell.
The lady in the article nails it:
She said the future-oriented analysis fails to take into account changes in the political parties, the policies they offer and the lived experience of the individual.
“As a demographer, it’s becoming ever more apparent that comparing generations and pigeonholing generations using arbitrary dates that fit nicely into Gen X, Gen Y or the millennials, it’s not helpful,” she said.
“This analysis is essentially a series of hypotheticals based on previous generations’ behaviours, and it is applying those assumptions of those observed hypotheticals from previous generations to future generations.”
Mick
For example @SirRumpole , this is the first time a lot of young working families have faced these issues and before the last election power prices and immigration were what Labor said they would keep a lid on. Interesting times.Bad times ahead for Conservatives ?
'Caution' urged over new inter-generational report
An expert is urging caution over analysis arguing future voters will be less conservative than previous ones.
www.abc.net.au
Looking at back then, we basically threw some on the scrap heap to save the rest. It was the beginning of the divided society we have today which has progressively increased ever since under successive governments of both persuasions.
It was the same rhetoric as today, which is we will work on a compromise, co operation and consultation basis.Looking at back then, we basically threw some on the scrap heap to save the rest. It was the beginning of the divided society we have today which has progressively increased ever since under successive governments of both persuasions.
The problem at this point is the number of "losers" is becoming large enough to really matter politically.
I really don't comprehend why anyone supports either side really.
All we really need now is to be a republic and it is a done deal, sadly that is the next step IMO.I really don't comprehend why anyone supports either side really.
We're on the path to a very small number of rich people and everyone else being poor and we've been on that path for quite some time now.
Silly decision to cancel plans to design and build our own satellites. It can't save a lot of money and we have a $28billion surplus.I really don't comprehend why anyone supports either side really.
We're on the path to a very small number of rich people and everyone else being poor and we've been on that path for quite some time now.
Same old cycle, Labor ****s everything up and Libs have to fix everything...Like I said in an earlier post Albo's playing with a lot of balls in the air and how he lands them will determine how well Labor does.
Obviously Labor said electricity bills will go down, but they have gone ballistic, so Labor are throwing out relief packages.
Labor said they disagreed with increased immigration, but it has gone through the roof, so the narrative moves on to how much money they are throwing at housing.
They have been increasing inflation through increased pay rises, which actually has increased the bracket creep and increased the tax take and budget surplus.
So IMO Albo is actually being very much like Hawke, it is all about perception, many still see Hawke as the messiah and he was great, but the working Australian was screwed to fix the economy.
That probably doesn't matter, because everyone did get a better life, it is just that a lot of smoke and mirrors cover how it was done.
I think Albo is working on the same road map and Australia will be better for it, but the chance of Australians owning a house may become more difficult, time will tell.
www.abc.net.au
Have you read it?
As they should be, if it is shownt to be criminal or illegal.
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