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Depends on who they replace him with, they have a distinct lack of talent on their frontbench.
Depends on who they replace him with, they have a distinct lack of talent on their frontbench.Dutton is viewed as a bigot everywhere bar Qld, if the Libs were able to move him on I'll bet they'll take the win at the next election.
Labour has been fairly damaging in Qld, they pulled funding at a federal level for main roads when we have 1000 people a week coming here (500 mil), then Palachooks brain fart of the Olympics, spending billions on stadiums when you have people in the next street sleeping in tents and cars hearing the jackhammers and elevated platforms swinging around all day. Major hospitals are underfunded and understaffed, possibly the same in other states? Not sure the far left from other states will like the Labor move to open new coal mines either. Give it time, I would say more things will unfold from Albo to piss off the populace, rental reforms, land tax in VIC, the voice, and blah, blah.Depends on who they replace him with, they have a distinct lack of talent on their frontbench.
It seems to be the same history repeating itself over and over, labor the big lose spenders of junk, Vs liberal tightarses conservatives.
Covid was a black swan event, but did you forget Dan spending millions on masks that were useless to all?What? The sheer waste of the federal Coalition Government will take generations to pay back if ever
Albo getting in the groundwork for the bushfire season, the last thing he needs is a but you said incident happening, when he is overseas.
Labor is taking climate change 'seriously' but cannot 'defy science', PM says
With communities still recovering from the Black Summer bushfires, Prime Minister Albanese says his government is taking a "practical" approach to climate change ahead of the upcoming bushfire season.www.abc.net.au
ScoMo is available if required, he isnt as busy anymore, failing that get Albo on the hose. LolAfter travelling through NSW and parts of QLD I couldn't help thinking god help the people / fauna and flora who live here given the growth density (3 x's plus WA fire risk) with the possible looming El Nino its all just a bomb waiting to explode.
A lot of rain and no maintenance. Feels like a hot summer coming as wellAfter travelling through NSW and parts of QLD I couldn't help thinking god help the people / fauna and flora who live here given the growth density (3 x's plus WA fire risk) with the possible looming El Nino its all just a bomb waiting to explode.
Same here on the East coast, they have managed to burn off about 1% of the local NP,After travelling through NSW and parts of QLD I couldn't help thinking god help the people / fauna and flora who live here given the growth density (3 x's plus WA fire risk) with the possible looming El Nino its all just a bomb waiting to explode.
Well one out of two ain't bad @moXJO .At this point I want scomo gone and am willing to suffer through whoever is next.
Idiot is talking to big for his boots. I don't want a damn warmonger in control
Yeah I was right about the sufferingWell one out of two ain't bad @moXJO .
US military analysts to embed in Australia's defence department to monitor regional threats
American military analysts will be sent to work at the Defence Intelligence Organisation in Canberra to scrutinise the moves of states like China, Russia and North Korea in the region, Defence Minister Richard Marles has announced.www.abc.net.au
US agrees to help Australia build high-tech missile systems at AUSMIN talks
The United States promises to help Australia produce new advanced missile systems and upgrade its northern bases after the two nations hold annual high-level talks in Brisbane.www.abc.net.au
US, Australian Defense Cooperation Going Big
The two countries are moving forward with plans to increase the number of American forces and capabilities visiting Australia, while positioning Australia’s defense manufacturing capabilities to better support U.S., Western needswww.voanews.com
Same here on the East coast, they have managed to burn off about 1% of the local NP,
They spent one whole day doing that, marvellous effort, looking for kudos in the media
I have koalas here at home often enough, I sincerely hope they are here when our local area explodes over summer because we will lose at least 50 koalas and god knows how much other fauna.
The whole thing is very frustrating and really upsets me and my wife when it happens
My wife and I had the same sentiments about the wild life as we drove through.
We have lived in a fire zone that used to go off like a bomb fires started by fire bugs aimed at house settlements etc looking at the bush we just cringed.
Its just bloody horrible.
The annual burn offs have become a real problem over here in WA, the time to burn off has shorten dramatically as the environment is much drier Margret River areas got smashed as a control burn got out of control plus the smoke gets blown back into Perth CBD and you know what happens next.
I hope El Nino is short and all is good for your area Macca.
Until someone has lived through a life threatening fire, they have absolutely no idea.
It is so confronting for them, when they are standing there with a hose and the fire ball being swept up by the wind that the fire itself generates, is blowing toward them at 20km/hr and the ground fire is following 500m behind.
My oldest son learnt last year, his first experience and it was a great learning experience.
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