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As you say some people like the shovel, some don't, all can chose to applaud or criticise him, that's life. It would be boring if we all liked the same thing.
At least it would have bipartisan support.Submarine-Shaped Public Housing Proposed, in Attempt to Attract More Government Funding
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The new public housing proposed for Hoddle Street, Melbourne
In a desperate bid to lure the Federal Government into addressing the housing crisis, welfare rights groups have proposed new submarine-shaped public housing blocks, which they say will lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in extra funding.
“The trick is not to tell policy makers that they’re houses,” campaigner Natalie Kusama said. “Instead we’ll say they’re high-tech military devices personally approved by the US President. The money will flow immediately”.
It is expected the plan could net up to $350 billion, which could fund as many as a million new homes. “We’ll probably have to agree for the apartments to be designed in the UK, use US technology, be built in Adelaide and then shipped to where they’re needed. But it’s the only way we’ll get the proposal over the line”.
Kusama admitted the plan was inspired by the AUKUS submarine program, but said the two project were quite different. “These apartments will actually get built”.
Submarine-Shaped Public Housing Proposed, in Attempt to Attract More Government Funding — The Shovel
In a desperate bid to lure the Federal Government into addressing the housing crisis, welfare rights groups have proposed new submarine-shaped public housing blocks, which they say will lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in extra funding.theshovel.com.au
Someone went to a lot of trouble to make the image. Impressive.Submarine-Shaped Public Housing Proposed, in Attempt to Attract More Government Funding
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The new public housing proposed for Hoddle Street, Melbourne
In a desperate bid to lure the Federal Government into addressing the housing crisis, welfare rights groups have proposed new submarine-shaped public housing blocks, which they say will lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in extra funding.
“The trick is not to tell policy makers that they’re houses,” campaigner Natalie Kusama said. “Instead we’ll say they’re high-tech military devices personally approved by the US President. The money will flow immediately”.
It is expected the plan could net up to $350 billion, which could fund as many as a million new homes. “We’ll probably have to agree for the apartments to be designed in the UK, use US technology, be built in Adelaide and then shipped to where they’re needed. But it’s the only way we’ll get the proposal over the line”.
Kusama admitted the plan was inspired by the AUKUS submarine program, but said the two project were quite different. “These apartments will actually get built”.
Submarine-Shaped Public Housing Proposed, in Attempt to Attract More Government Funding — The Shovel
In a desperate bid to lure the Federal Government into addressing the housing crisis, welfare rights groups have proposed new submarine-shaped public housing blocks, which they say will lead to hundreds of billions of dollars in extra funding.theshovel.com.au
Thats what he'll be doing if he loses the election.Not political satire but I didn't want to pollute the humour threads.
Every pollie knows holding a baby can get people onside however it is risky.
Just think this photo is funny as when the baby starts crying, it looks like Trump is joining in.
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Wut? Economy class for a boy from a single parent and a housing estate?Apparently Albo has scrapped a trip to Washington, due to cost of living pressures.
Dutton tells MPs to ‘be ready’ for early election after PM scraps Washington visit
Anthony Albanese was expected to attend next week’s summit marking NATO’s 75th anniversary but Defence Minister Richard Marles will now travel to the US in his place.www.smh.com.au
He could always fly economy class, like the rest of us.
But then again, after seeing Joe on the debate, he will well and truly have forgotten Albo anyway.
So it would probably be a bit of a wasted trip.
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