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Roster was 4&1 though - hard.
Soft......... I used to do 3 to 6 months months and 1 week off construction in the 70's Newman / Tom Price.
Roster was 4&1 though - hard.
The older you get, the better you were.Soft......... I used to do 3 to 6 months months and 1 week off construction in the 70's Newman / Tom Price.
Damn effective too, with 130+ bills passed so far.The 97 pages of Labor bashing and Liberal whining on this thread is really a bit much...come on kids.
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The Gillard Government is doing a great job.
The Budget will will be in surplus next year, Aust has a AAA rating from all 3 major rating agency's (first time ever :dunno) Swanny is International Treasurer of the year, interest rates falling, inflation low and stable, house prices softish but stable, employment high, dollar high, environmental and socially responsible legislative change.
What more could anyone ask of a federal Government.
I’d like to talk about that issue. The Pink Batts scheme (not Pinkd bats, loco) was an absolutely brilliant idea; it was only its implementation that was flawed.The Gillard government doing a great job???????????????Brrrrrrrrrrrr
...Pinkd bats ( and they are still trying to sort out the mess)...etc
...*sigh* The Pink Batts scheme failed because some people saw it as nothing more than a money-making exercise!
Set top boxes for the oldies.
Baby bonus is also getting a hair cut soon to try to meet targets.
Climategate Mk I - Copenhagen - noting achieved.
Climategate MkII - Durban - started 28/11/11.
Well done Dannyboy, probably the reason you don't bitch and complain.
Set top boxes for the oldies.
Baby bonus is also getting a hair cut soon to try to meet targets.
Climategate Mk I - Copenhagen - noting achieved.
Climategate MkII - Durban - started 28/11/11.
lol - just like the carbon tax?
The older you get, the better you were.
Damn effective too, with 130+ bills passed so far.
I’d like to talk about that issue. The Pink Batts scheme (not Pinkd bats, loco) was an absolutely brilliant idea; it was only its implementation that was flawed.
The true winner out of the entire scheme was Darwin’s Theory. It wasn’t Rudd, Garrett, Gillard or Labor, who drove nails through live wiring or created fire danger through poor installation techniques.
Let’s suppose, just for a minute, that no fly-by-night businesses were set up to carry out the work, as there were by hundreds of unethical, free enterprising, rorting, rogue, child or untrained labour using scumbags (such free enterprisin’ folk normally vote a particular way too). Instead, let’s suppose, just for a minute, that every installer of the batts was properly accredited and licenced to carry out the work, with the appropriate regulatory or watchdog bodies watching over them and who they employed. The job would have been done properly the first time, to everyone’s benefit.
*sigh* The Pink Batts scheme failed because some people saw it as nothing more than a money-making exercise!
For the record.
Copenhagen was COP 15 (Conferences of the Parties - COP) the 15th major conference.
Durban is COP 17 (Conferences of the Parties - COP) the 17th major conference.
COP 1 was held in Berlin in 1995...just in case anyone is delusional enough to think that all this climate stuff is something new.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Framework_Convention_on_Climate_Change
At least he's not as whiny as some Liberals on this forum. prob the touch of the common man that's missing in some.
The older you get, the better you were.
Quite true. But let's be clear about whom to blame here: if the government had put in place strict conditions/proof of proper training, the rorting would have been minimised.I’d like to talk about that issue. The Pink Batts scheme (not Pinkd bats, loco) was an absolutely brilliant idea; it was only its implementation that was flawed.
The true winner out of the entire scheme was Darwin’s Theory. It wasn’t Rudd, Garrett, Gillard or Labor, who drove nails through live wiring or created fire danger through poor installation techniques.
Let’s suppose, just for a minute, that no fly-by-night businesses were set up to carry out the work, as there were by hundreds of unethical, free enterprising, rorting, rogue, child or untrained labour using scumbags (such free enterprisin’ folk normally vote a particular way too). Instead, let’s suppose, just for a minute, that every installer of the batts was properly accredited and licenced to carry out the work, with the appropriate regulatory or watchdog bodies watching over them and who they employed. The job would have been done properly the first time, to everyone’s benefit.
*sigh* The Pink Batts scheme failed because some people saw it as nothing more than a money-making exercise!
LOL yes I was a real legend in my own lunch box in the 80's gold boom one job I had there was no R&R ended up spending two years out there...........ended up with a bank roll and 8 acres in Margret River as a result them was the days........
Now of course kids go out now on fly in / out and blow it on V8 Utes and ice.
Free enterprisin' conservative rogues saw the Pink Batts scheme as a rort and acted accordingly, costing lives and dozens of houses along the way; I hope you're proud.
Soft......... I used to do 3 to 6 months months and 1 week off construction in the 70's Newman / Tom Price.
Trainspotter, that is a reworked USA blurb aimed at retaining the tax cuts for the rich despite the nation not being able to afford them. There is a balance surely.
Yes Knobby there is balance the government just got it a 30% pay rise.
Have to lock in the higher pension before they get slung out of office.
Given by a (cough) independent (cough) body.
By the way is the $400 cut to the baby bonus through yet, to pay for this? LOL, LOL, LOL
We don't want any delays, god no.
Trainspotter, that is a reworked USA blurb aimed at retaining the tax cuts for the rich despite the nation not being able to afford them. There is a balance surely.
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