Logique
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Away overseas on hols at the moment been out of contact in paradise surfing the dream and find this thread dormant...............wonder why then I see the budget and the spin jaw dropping is the polite way to describe it all.
I this mob for real?
Seriously will Abbott do any thing to get re-elected and against a weak ineffectual opposition, desperation plus as new lows reached.
Got that off my chest now back to paradise and the next wave to catch, after another Bintang please .........
Boleh saya minta satu dingin kecil Bir Bintang .. cepat cepat. Is what you should have said IFocus
Thanks Trainspotter learning Bahsa Indonesian is on my list
A markedly different picture emerged from a new Fairfax-Ipsos poll, which found support for the Coalition and Labor at 50 per cent each, a marked increase for the government since April’s 46-54 result.
In the first time since April last year, Tony Abbott has shot into the lead, ahead of Labor’s Bill Shorten, as the preferred prime minister, at 44-39.
Mr Abbott’s approval rating ”” sitting at minus eight ”” has climbed by eight percentage points while Mr Shorten’s has sunk to minus four, according to Fairfax Media.
Strong results for the Coalition and Prime Minister Tony Abbott in new poll results
http://www.news.com.au/national/pol...new-poll-results/story-fns0jze1-1227358413171
Removal of the double-dipping parental leave has been one of the better government decisions in many years.
It's been a rort, at the expense of their private sector and stay-at-home sisters.
Emma Alberici, the ABC have been grooming her for years, she complies obediently to the prevailing orthodoxy. As does Leigh Sales.
What might have been.
Strong results for the Coalition and Prime Minister Tony Abbott in new poll results
http://www.news.com.au/national/pol...new-poll-results/story-fns0jze1-1227358413171
So the voters just reward Governments offering bribes yet again.
We surely do get the Govts we deserve.
I find it strange that people who've probably negotiated away some take home pay are now viewed as double dipping rorters.
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Seems that people have forgotten that if it wasn't for the Opposition the Budget would be full of booby traps for those on lower incomes and those who could not fight back with big donations to the Liberal party.
This is the most political budget from the most untrustworthy government in decades, and if they think it's an election winner, they should have a go at one.
The majority of people have not forgotten the financial mess the Green/Labor socialist coalition left the country in, in 2013.
Abbott tried to stop the extravagant spending by Labor 2007/2013 and Shorten is trying the stop the savings Abbott is trying to make in this current period....The Labor propaganda machine pound the footpath with this NO..NO..NO.. by Abbott as an excuse to retaliate.
You can read Labor like a book.
At what time does the current Government start to own the deficit?
The majority of people have not forgotten the financial mess the Green/Labor socialist coalition left the country in, in 2013.
Abbott tried to stop the extravagant spending by Labor 2007/2013 and Shorten is trying the stop the savings Abbott is trying to make in this current period....The Labor propaganda machine pound the footpath with this NO..NO..NO.. by Abbott as an excuse to retaliate.
You can read Labor like a book.
We don't forget how stupid and naïve this govt and the previous govt is/was. We want maturity of governance for Australians where we are allowed to be traditionally politically incorrect and allowed to have a go without all the fricken trade restrictions from govt red tape and permissions. That's really what we true blues want = to be left alone to make a quid and enjoy life don't you think?
Just reminding the squeaky wheels that it is not a one way street
A deal has been reached to reduce Australia's renewable energy target to 33,000 gigawatt hours after the government agreed to drop regular reviews of the scheme.
The government and Labor reached an agreement during talks in Melbourne on Monday morning, ending more than 12 months of political deadlock.
It is hoped the deal will unlock investment in Australia's renewable energy sector which has been stalled since the government launched its review last year of the bipartisan target of 41,000 gigawatt hours of annual renewable energy production by 2020
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