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Knobby22
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Thanks Rumpy.I'm only going by Wikipedia which says..
Singtel controls significant market share in Australia and Singapore, with 82% of the fixed-line market, 47% of the mobile market and 43% of the broadband market in Singapore.[9] Singtel is also the second-largest company by market capitalisation listed on the Singapore Exchange[10] and is majority owned by Temasek Holdings, the investment arm of the Singapore government. Singtel is an active investor in innovation companies through its Singtel Innov8 subsidiary, founded in 2011 with S$200 million start up capital.
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Racking my brains as to how I got this so wrong. Maybe it was another company.
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I would if they sold it in Victoria. I much prefer its sunny disposition.
The Herald Sun is always negative on its front page.
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Canberra today
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10-15 thousand. Not bad.
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As some have pointed out, the demos should be in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney because it's the States that put in the restrictions.
But if the Right want to blame SloMo, that's fine by me.
The vaccine updates were provided by scomo I thinkAs some have pointed out, the demos should be in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney because it's the States that put in the restrictions.
But if the Right want to blame SloMo, that's fine by me.
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Funny how you call the working class and freedom fighters the right!As some have pointed out, the demos should be in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney because it's the States that put in the restrictions.
But if the Right want to blame SloMo, that's fine by me.
I mean mean isn’t that meant to be the left?
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You’ll find it’s more about the mandates and vaccination passports!
Not the jabs it self
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Does anyone know who the protestors really are ?
They could be a mix of genuine people, Left Wing agitators, Right Wing agitators , 'sovereign citizens' , anarchists and any other anti authority group you can think of.
No one can say they are one thing or another.
That's what I was referring to. I believe the update status shows if you are now 'overdue' for boosters. I think if the country gets to 50-60% boosters they will most likely drop all covid measures.
Unless those d1ckweeds from Labor get in on majority. No telling what those flogs will do.
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There goes any perception of even handedness that I may have had about you.
Yeah they vote Libs and can't seem to own the cluster they chose so choose to project the alternative
Every last one of them on here do the same thing
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Protesters wishing there was some way in near future they could have say in who runs government
As the Convoy to Canberra protests entered their second week, organisers were starting to wish there was some sort of mechanism available to them, preferably in the next few months, that would enable them to have their say on who leads the country.
Keith Collins, who travelled from Queensland to be part of the protests, said he’d had enough. “Day after day we come here calling for a change in government. But no-one’s listening. What we need is some sort of national poll – a nation-wide vote for example – where we could say ‘ok, who do Australians want in charge here?’ But it’ll never happen”.
He said he’d given the idea a fair bit of thought. “I’d be pretty easy to organise. You’d just get bits of paper printed out with the different options, and then get people to make their choice, then put all the bits of paper in a big box and count them up”.
Collins said the idea was gaining traction on 4chan. “I posted my thoughts on there last week and a lot of people reckon it’s a brilliant idea – can’t believe no-one’s thought of it before. But of course there’s no way the government would allow it to happen”.
Nancy Teragal, who joined the protests last week, said the idea had merit. “You could run the votes in town halls … or even in primary schools”.
“Set up a barbeque to make it a bit of fun,” Collins added.
“But it’ll never happen. Not in a million years,” Teragal said, returning to the protest.
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As the Convoy to Canberra protests entered their second week, organisers were starting to wish there was some sort of mechanism available to them, preferably in the next few months, that would enable them to have their say on who leads the country.
Keith Collins, who travelled from Queensland to be part of the protests, said he’d had enough. “Day after day we come here calling for a change in government. But no-one’s listening. What we need is some sort of national poll – a nation-wide vote for example – where we could say ‘ok, who do Australians want in charge here?’ But it’ll never happen”.
He said he’d given the idea a fair bit of thought. “I’d be pretty easy to organise. You’d just get bits of paper printed out with the different options, and then get people to make their choice, then put all the bits of paper in a big box and count them up”.
Collins said the idea was gaining traction on 4chan. “I posted my thoughts on there last week and a lot of people reckon it’s a brilliant idea – can’t believe no-one’s thought of it before. But of course there’s no way the government would allow it to happen”.
Nancy Teragal, who joined the protests last week, said the idea had merit. “You could run the votes in town halls … or even in primary schools”.
“Set up a barbeque to make it a bit of fun,” Collins added.
“But it’ll never happen. Not in a million years,” Teragal said, returning to the protest.
Protesters wishing there was some way in near future they could have say in who runs government — The Shovel
"A nation-wide ballot, for example"
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Protesters wishing there was some way in near future they could have say in who runs government
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As the Convoy to Canberra protests entered their second week, organisers were starting to wish there was some sort of mechanism available to them, preferably in the next few months, that would enable them to have their say on who leads the country.
Keith Collins, who travelled from Queensland to be part of the protests, said he’d had enough. “Day after day we come here calling for a change in government. But no-one’s listening. What we need is some sort of national poll – a nation-wide vote for example – where we could say ‘ok, who do Australians want in charge here?’ But it’ll never happen”.
He said he’d given the idea a fair bit of thought. “I’d be pretty easy to organise. You’d just get bits of paper printed out with the different options, and then get people to make their choice, then put all the bits of paper in a big box and count them up”.
Collins said the idea was gaining traction on 4chan. “I posted my thoughts on there last week and a lot of people reckon it’s a brilliant idea – can’t believe no-one’s thought of it before. But of course there’s no way the government would allow it to happen”.
Nancy Teragal, who joined the protests last week, said the idea had merit. “You could run the votes in town halls … or even in primary schools”.
“Set up a barbeque to make it a bit of fun,” Collins added.
“But it’ll never happen. Not in a million years,” Teragal said, returning to the protest.
Protesters wishing there was some way in near future they could have say in who runs government — The Shovel
"A nation-wide ballot, for example"
Sounds a great idea but it will never work. Better that we all keep protesting, get drunk and start planning next weeks protest over the barby.
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Too much money, too much time on their hands.?
There is a shortage of workers in the bush and these people want to stand around, if they arent gay they should be moved on.?
There is a shortage of workers in the bush and these people want to stand around, if they arent gay they should be moved on.?
When did I ever say I liked Labor?
I've specifically said they are just as bad if not worse than libs consistently.
Well all you had to do was vote Labor last time. But apparently 'assuming you vote Labor' is a 'micro-aggression'.
I'll vote those that put peoples rights first.
Unfortunately you lot seem too dumb to realise that Labor was happily voting along with the liberals on intrusive policies for years. And Labor premiers are a real great shining light on what to expect.
Unfortunately it's not exactly a choice of terrible vs potential at the moment.
More like which pile of sht will least stink up the room. I'm also worried his supreme flogtard Dutton will get in control.
Buy yeah talk up Labor while you're hard bordered in WA being used as a pincushion and drinking "manbun" brewed beer.
Cheers.....Least the pubs are void of any waynos
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