Sean K
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isn't the GG position a figurehead position - no real authority? like the female figureheads they used to put on the bow of sailing ships?
yep -Hopefully she will be the last Governor General; nothing against her personally at all, but I think it is about time that a child growing up in Australia can at least dream about leading Australia in its own right!
Thought to myself - more useless paper generated- why not simply add one line in the preface.. "in this document, "he" implies either "he or she as applicable".
PS Shouldn't she be called a Governor Generaless?
or the "Shiela General" maybe
yep -
after the revolution, she'll go home one Friday as the last GG, and come back Monday morning as the first president
PS :topic but I think I heard them discussing on ABC that they are gonna spend a fortune amending countless laws in NSW - delete "he" , replace with ""he or she" . I think it was NSW govt planning this.
Thought to myself - more useless paper generated- why not simply add one line in the preface.. "in this document, "he" implies either "he or she as applicable".
PS Shouldn't she be called a Governor Generaless?
or the "Shiela General" maybe
...hmmmm - nudge me in the ribs when god becomes a he or she
What this day says to Australian women and to Australian girls is that they can do anything, you can be anything, and it makes my heart sing to see women in so many diverse roles across our country," she said
so which bar are they talking about ? - the Regatta?Quentin Alice Louise Bryce, AC (born 23 December 1942) is the current Governor of Queensland, Australia and Governor-General-designate of Australia.[1]
Born in Longreach, she grew up in Ilfracombe, and studied at Moreton Bay College, Brisbane, and later at the University of Queensland, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1962 and Bachelor of Laws in 1965.[2][3] In 1965, she was one of the first Queensland women to be admitted to the bar of that state.[4]
Yep, just part of the Pineapple Coup, and to keep the chicks happy for the next election!! he heG-G choice no pineapple coup - Rudd
By Samantha Maiden
April 14, 2008 02:15pm
KEVIN Rudd has dismissed suggestions of a "pineapple coup" in his appointment of Queensland-born Quentin Bryce as governor-general, or that her gender was the guiding force in her selection.
Quentin Alice Louise Bryce was born in Longreach Queensland in 1942 before growing up in Ilfracombe and studying Law at the University of Queensland.
Mr Rudd and Treasurer Wayne Swan are also Queenslanders. But Mr Rudd today played down the sunshine state connection.
a) obviously some truth in the "keeping the chicks happy" bit - but heck - that makes sense doesn't it? - I mean, if the missus is happy, I'm happyQuentin Alice Louise Bryce was born in Longreach Queensland
Yep, just part of the Pineapple Coup, and to keep the chicks happy for the next election!! he he
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