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Failings:
ETS
Home insulation
Boat People
Grocery watch
Fuel watch
Internet filter
Computers for every child in every school
Broadband roll-out
Achievements
dunno if three dots are classified as an achievement or failing there champ.
Failings:
ETS
Home insulation
Boat People
Grocery watch
Fuel watch
Internet filter
BER (Big Error Rate & Builders Early Retirement)
Aboriginal Housing Northern Territory
Computers for every child in every school
Broadband roll-out
Achievements:
Rudd speak
The Apology
Tax on luxury cars over $57,000 increased from 25% to 33%
Tax loophole on share options plugged
I'm no fan of the present administration but what about the Coalition's policy positions. We know where they stand on the ETS but what about anything else ?
I'm no fan of the present administration but what about the Coalition's policy positions. We know where they stand on the ETS but what about anything else ?
I seem to remember that when they took over the country was in the RED, when your lot took over it was in the black, when the Lib's get to take over again, you will find that Australia won't have enough red to print out our debt.
To win the next election the coalition is going to need credible policy alternatives.
Just focusing on the ALP's failings as a government won't be sufficient.
I'm no fan of the present administration but what about the Coalition's policy positions. We know where they stand on the ETS but what about anything else ?
From the reaction to your post so far, it seems some of these guys have finally found a thread title where they can narrow down the discussion to bury themselves into their hatred and ridicule and exclude any positive critique/discussion for a better way forward.
I just hope that over the next few months they step up to the plate swinging with policy positions so that they not only present themselves as an opposition but also as an alternative government.Very true drsmith http://www.liberal.org.au/ does not really outline any policies as such but focus's on the negative approach of discredit. I guess this is why they are called the opposition?
I just hope that over the next few months they step up to the plate swinging with policy positions so that they not only present themselves as an opposition but also as an alternative government.
That might also encourage the current government to lift its game as well.
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