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I would fall asleep too if I had to listen to boring Bill

'Are we sure he didn't just fall asleep?' Cameraman filming ABC interview with Bill Shorten faints on air

Hope the camera man is OK
 
Humid said:
The Libs understood the banking sector that well they didn’t want a royal commission
Decided to go after unions instead
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In reality, the Royal Commission didn't find anything with the Banking, that the ACCC and APRA didn't already know. It just highlighted how inept they were.
The Royal Commission had a much greater effect, in highlighting deficiencies in the superannuation system.
 
sptrawler said:
In reality, the Royal Commission didn't find anything with the Banking, that the ACCC and APRA didn't already know. It just highlighted how inept they were.
The Royal Commission had a much greater effect, in highlighting deficiencies in the superannuation system.
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Shades of Sir Humphrey.....
That’s what’s happens when you set the terms of reference
A year shorter than the union RC pretty much sums up their priorities
 
sptrawler said:
It sounds as though the medical transfer bill, is causing more problems than it solved, what a hoot.:roflmao:

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/fed...t-to-new-australian-laws-20190219-p50yqh.html

Greens immigration spokesman Nick McKim said "desperately sick people cannot be made well on Christmas Island" and accused Mr Shorten of "caving to [Mr] Morrison's fear campaign and lies.
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The Greens are spitting blood but Bill is not so keen.
Greens immigration spokesman Nick McKim accused the Government of "subverting the intent of the Parliament".

He said supporters of the so-called Phelps bill wanted people brought to the mainland.

"Surely now it's time for some of the crossbenchers in the House of Representatives to reconsider their commitment of confidence in this Government," he said.

But Labor leader Bill Shorten played the issue down.

"If the medical treatment is required and it's delivered on Christmas Island and it makes people well, well that's fine," he said.

The ABC sought a response from the country's Australian-based media relations company, Mercer PR.

It referred questions to the Nauruan Government, which then referred queries back to the PR firm.
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It's good to be back.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-02-19/nauru-law-could-threaten-medical-evacuation-bill/10826260
 
The Greens bringing on a vote of no confidence, over boat people, Bill wont be keen on that.
Richard Di Natale, might be flexing his muscles, with the Green/ Labor coalition, looking likely.
 
SirRumpole said:
Good to have you back Dr Smith. Did the aliens get you ? :cool:
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I've been busier than in the past and I've noted perhaps the faintest glimmer of light in the distance for my preference between the two majors.

A closer contest, should that play out, makes for a more interesting one.
 
drsmith said:
I've been busier than in the past and I've noted perhaps the faintest glimmer of light in the distance for my preference between the two majors.

A closer contest, should that play out, makes for a more interesting one.
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If that glimmer is the Medevac Bill, I wouldn't place too much reliance on that. I think people are getting sick of the hysteria that the government goes on with about refugees, when they themselves have bought about 1,000 to the mainland for medical treatment.

Hysteria, dishonesty and double standards have been the Coalitions hallmarks in relation to this bill imo.
 
Sounds like Trump is coming to Australia, later in the year, Bill will be able to tell him to his face " he is barking mad ".
Now that should be great t.v. lol
 
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