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sptrawler said:
It looks as though Labor, are descending into their normal state of confusion again.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-...-fundamental-shift-in-schools-funding/6562562

For the last 8 years, they have been going on about 'middle class' welfare, now the issues are being addressed they oppose them.:D

The middle class don't trust them and the rest don't believe them.

I think they are wedging themselves, between a rock and a hard place, but they obviously enjoy being there.
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I'm pretty sure the Liberal Party's think tank are all for this. It will drive more born to rules into private schools where elites belong. Of course it will be sold as some sort of benefit to the poor, because the rich will directly subsidise the public schools their kids attend and share with the Oliver Twists of this world ... so egalitarian and generous of our civic leaders (the same ones who get money from our taxes to exist and grant themselves big salaries)
 
Tisme said:
I'm pretty sure the Liberal Party's think tank are all for this. It will drive more born to rules into private schools where elites belong. Of course it will be sold as some sort of benefit to the poor, because the rich will directly subsidise the public schools their kids attend and share with the Oliver Twists of this world ... so egalitarian and generous of our civic leaders (the same ones who get money from our taxes to exist and grant themselves big salaries)
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I'm not saying whether it is fact or fiction, just Labor giving off the perception, of not knowing what they want or stand for.
Chaos management as usual, unfortunately.
 
And the venom still flows thick and strong.......Love/hate sessions....betrayals.....back stabbing...you name it....It can only happen in the Labor Party which has brought this once great country of ours to the brink of ruin..

Gawd help us if Shorten ever got hold of the reigns.


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...410128618?sv=d9956f89ff08f8172ec48e04b6d501ee

And here is one readers comment.

Guest
17 minutes ago

The portrayal of Gillard by Shorten is nothing compared to the portrayal by Gillard on Australia when she jumped into bed with the Greens .

The Greens got to see themselves as something they are not and Gillard got power ,both to the detriment of this great country .

Now that's what I call betrayal .

I dispise Julia Gillard , never has there been a bigger blot on Australain politics , and she still try's to push the line she has always been the victim .

What is beyond belief is there are some who would still worship her , although there are many tyrants through out history that are admired by some right o the bitter end . Problem with Gillard ,she like Rudd will unashamedly suck off the tax payer for the rest of their pathetic self absorbed insignificant lives .
 
I watched question time in parliament yesterday and every time Labor MPs asked a question, they reminded me of IFocus icon the galah...... They all repeatedly asked the same question over and over again....so boring.
 
noco said:
I watched question time in parliament yesterday and every time Labor MPs asked a question, they reminded me of IFocus icon the galah...... They all repeatedly asked the same question over and over again....so boring.
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No one party owns that tactic. It's been going on for a long long time.
 
Labor again shoots itself in the foot backing the fuel excise tax, after ranting about it last year, they really are losing their way.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...crease-to-the-petrol-tax-20150623-ghv2r6.html

Labor in their announcement, didn't say they would revoke the fuel indexation, if they attain officeice

The general public won't like the indecision and obvious lack of direction.

The Greens must be sending a shiver up their spines, panic appears to be setting in.:D
 
noco said:
Good news......Bill Shorten is glued to his seat thanks to Kevin Rudd.


http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...sun/comments/shorten_failing_but_labor_stuck/
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Is he?...well maybe not if the Labor Party change the goal posts again, Shorten might be short lived.

But the Labor Party are such disarray ATM, they are running all different directions....They don't know what they stand for and I guess it maybe because the Greens are starting to get under their skin.

I hope Shorten stays a leader of the Labor Party ......while he there Abbott is safe.


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...420841320?sv=510443cef8e9c348b26d9b6603b92b06

Rules designed to protect Bill Shorten, or any future Labor boss, from a leadership challenge have not been incorporated into the ALP’s revised national constitution. This leaves Mr Shorten, and any future leader, vulnerable to a challenge by a simple vote by MPs to change the caucus rules adopted in 2013. There is no recourse to the party’s national executive or conference, given the constitution is silent on this issue.

The party’s proposed constitution, obtained by The Australian, does not enshrine rules adopted by the Labor caucus in 2013 that *require a petition signed by 60 per cent of MPs to force a leadership vote in opposition, or 75 per cent in government.

The document, prepared by the ALP national rules committee and circulated by the party’s national secretariat, includes a new section outlining how the parliamentary leader is to be elected, but not how they can be removed. The revised constitution has been prepared for the party’s national conference in July. The document, as it currently stands, is in conflict with caucus rules adopted when Kevin Rudd returned to the prime ministership in 2013.
 
Oh my gosh. Those corrupt Labor officials are now accepting BRIBES from the mafia.

Worse, they allowed a mafia head honcho to remain in the country after giving him a new visa rather than deporting him. To pay back the favour he was caught red handed over one of the largest ecstasy import busts in ozzie history.

It's outrageous. Heads should roll.

Oh err. Sorry. That's the Liberals who've been accepting blood money. Please move along, nothing to see here.
 
What we're seeing here is Labor on the run.

Not only has there been a retreat on their senate blockade of this government's budget measures, they have also retreated to internal argument over boat turn backs.
 
sydboy007 said:
Oh my gosh. Those corrupt Labor officials are now accepting BRIBES from the mafia.

Worse, they allowed a mafia head honcho to remain in the country after giving him a new visa rather than deporting him. To pay back the favour he was caught red handed over one of the largest ecstasy import busts in ozzie history.

It's outrageous. Heads should roll.

Oh err. Sorry. That's the Liberals who've been accepting blood money. Please move along, nothing to see here.
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Watch the next episode of Four Corners......It will be Labor's turn accepting blood money...there will be plenty to see there.
 
It appears all is getting back to normal in Labor.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...n-rudds-leadership-rules-20150630-gi16w2.html

Kevin Rudd tried to change the over riding influence of the unions, by allowing the rank and file members, to have more say in the leadership.
This was to stop the union factions, knifing leaders in a midnight coup and having a skewed say in party decision making. from my understanding.:D

Everything back to normal, by the way is Craig Thomson good to go?
 
sptrawler said:
It appears all is getting back to normal in Labor.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...n-rudds-leadership-rules-20150630-gi16w2.html

Kevin Rudd tried to change the over riding influence of the unions, by allowing the rank and file members, to have more say in the leadership.
This was to stop the union factions, knifing leaders in a midnight coup and having a skewed say in party decision making. from my understanding.:D

Everything back to normal, by the way is Craig Thomson good to go?
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Craig should have married an investment banker ..,,, he could maybe retire on a hobby farm up north
 
Labor grunts is "UNIFIED PARTY" ??????.....How can they be unified when the right don't know what the left is doing and with a weak leader who does not know what on going on from one day to the next.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...424342025?sv=881aaf437415c75d204d9a62738db461

The Australian has obtained a document presented to the meeting by Australian Manufacturing Workers Union NSW secretary Tim Ayres. He is a prominent Left union and faction leader who sits on the rules committee and the national executive.

While the NSW Left supports the rule change, other elements of the national Left are not yet fully signed up to the reform. It is possible that if the Left can’t agree on the rule change prior to conference, it will be jettisoned. Left delegates will meet this weekend at the Trades Hall in Sydney to discuss their position on a range of policy and structural issues.

The Labor left wing will have a secret meeting without the right.....Very interesting but not funny.

Jean-Pierre
3 hours ago

EXTRACT FROM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH :


"""The new Australian Border Force was officially launched by the Prime Minister at Parliament House yesterday.

But when Mr Shorten was asked about his view on the merger of customs and immigration, he had no idea what it was.

“We haven’t seen the propositions around that. I will wait to see details before I start commenting,’’ he said.

In an embarrassing blunder, Labor supported the creation of the Border Force when it was put before parliament last year."""

Most TV channels aired this "blunder" last night. But NOT the ABC.... Thanks to Chris Uhlmann.

 
Who is the traitor in the Labor shadow cabinet?...They leaking like sieve.

Bill Boy, "IF" reelected to parliament in 2016 is intent on bring back the carbon tax to increase the cost of living on the poor......

Bill Boy the working families worst friend.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...442329338?sv=5569889644ed0a469bea17fe9c833772

The Prime Minister said the leaked document demonstrated Mr Shorten was “a carbon copy of Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard”, whose leaderships were undermined by rows over climate policy.

“Whether it’s fixed or floating, it’s still a tax. Only this time you’ve got the floating tax that will hit households, and then you’ve got this other tax that’s going to hit power stations and then you’ve got a third tax that’s going to hit the price of cars. All up it shows you can’t trust Labor not to be a pain in the hip pocket,” Mr Abbott told Sydney radio station 2GB.
 
noco said:
Who is the traitor in the Labor shadow cabinet?...They leaking like sieve.

Bill Boy, "IF" reelected to parliament in 2016 is intent on bring back the carbon tax to increase the cost of living on the poor......

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Just another opportunity for Tony Abbott to dogwhistle his legion of admirers.
 
noco said:
“Whether it’s fixed or floating, it’s still a tax. Only this time you’ve got the floating tax that will hit households, and then you’ve got this other tax that’s going to hit power stations and then you’ve got a third tax that’s going to hit the price of cars. All up it shows you can’t trust Labor not to be a pain in the hip pocket,” Mr Abbott told Sydney radio station 2GB.[/B]
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Noco, can you please enlighten us on the impact on car prices, now that we NO LONGER WILL PRODUCE CARS IN AUSTRALIA?
 
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