Knobby22
Mmmmmm 2nd breakfast
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Lismore, no wonder! Only a matter of time before it floods again.
Lismore, no wonder! Only a matter of time before it floods again.No economy no matter what street you are on. Hmm, wonder which other towns or areas of towns will end up that way.
You could run a great Dutch oven.@qldfrog Perhaps we could bottle the farts from our cattle and export it as a green and clean product.
What use it would have is anyone's guess.
The 'funny' thing is that it is not new even if they had an especially severe flood last time:Lismore, no wonder! Only a matter of time before it floods again.
job creation.Something as simple as meeting on the beach and you get red tape..and obviously fees and costs
the permit process allowed the council to ensure applicants had public liability insurance, first aid certificates, relevant fitness industry qualifications, bookings to ensure no overlap and a site map to make sure community use was still available.
Stilljob creation.
I didn't mean it kindly.Still
PS job creation: famed BS jobs, private jobs destruction;
More burden and costs, less output/wealth creation.. Australia 2020s
Something as simple as meeting on the beach and you get red tape..and obviously fees and cost:
Lucky inflation is coming down.From one of my suppliers -
Dear Valued Customer,The previous 12 months or so have seen unprecedented cost increases for businesses. I am sure your business is no different to ours in that we have all been affected by the alarming increases in overheads and costs.We have undertaken an in-depth review of our entire product range and operational costs. We have reviewed all areas of our cost base and worked very closely with our suppliers. Despite these efforts, we will have to introduce a price review across our entire range effective March 1st, 2025.I appreciate price changes are not ideal. We have done all we can to delay such action. Our review has enabled us to keep any changes minimal. Thank you for your understanding in this matter, more importantly, thank you for your continued support and customShould you have any questions or queries regarding this increase, please do not reply to this email, please reach out to yourKindest regards
is it ??Lucky inflation is coming down.
If the tree huggers weren't so anti-coal we'd have wild steel, glass etc industries on account of being entirely self sufficient for the coal needed in the blast furnaces but nope, the tree huggers put a stop to that here so the chinese just get the industries and jobs along with them instead.That would still have been energy-intensive. The heat to melt it has to come from somewhere.
The detail would've been very different back then but the basic concept remains. There's heat required in the process, and Australia's an expensive place to do that these days.
I haven't seen the RBA's stuff but the bank of england's modelling is predicting theirs to rise back up to 3.7% by the end of this year.Lucky inflation is coming down.
i will give you a hint , the 'tree-huggers' don't give a rat's about trees , bees , animals or water tables , the only thing they hug is more regulations and new jobs for their associates and relativesIf the tree huggers weren't so anti-coal we'd have wild steel, glass etc industries on account of being entirely self sufficient for the coal needed in the blast furnaces but nope, the tree huggers put a stop to that here so the chinese just get the industries and jobs along with them instead.
No they're just dumb as ****i will give you a hint , the 'tree-huggers' don't give a rat's about trees , bees , animals or water tables , the only thing they hug is more regulations and new jobs for their associates and relatives
if they really cared about anything except over-regulation they would have joined The Blue Movement ( founded by a former high ranking greenie )
Birth of the blue movement
Adam Werbach: To make environmentalism truly mainstream, we need to shift our focus away from political activism and toward everyday consumer choiceswww.theguardian.com
one might note how difficult it is the find information on this group as it veered sharply away from the Globalist agenda towards personal and national self-sufficiency
i believe a former senior Soviet official would have called them 'useful idiots 'No they're just dumb as ****
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