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Murodese posted:
SHY runs every single time there's a spill (all Party Room positions are automatically spilled after each election). She doesn't have the numbers. It'll be the Bandtwagon vs. Luddmentum.
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Quantum Mechanic posted:SHY runs every single time there's a spill (all Party Room positions are automatically spilled after each election). She doesn't have the numbers.
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May 6, 2015 01:44
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Rhiannon or bust.
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gay picnic defence posted:Will Milne be staying on as senator? She says she's leaving the senate.
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Leader: Ludlam Deputy Leader: Ludlam's Hair
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There's far better personalities in The Greens but she made an alright in-between leader.
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Think Bandt's gonna win it. Might be just because he's in the seat of Melbourne but I see him on the news and the like a lot more often, a lot more visible. Who's the current deputy?
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Murodese posted:The funniest thing about HELP is that the people most likely to use a lot of it (postgrads) are also the least likely to stay in the country afterwards by virtue of there being very few research jobs in Australia. Brain drain occurs for a reason, lads, and it's not "taxes are too high". This is pretty much the best way to sum up the current situation. The Government knows current students don't exactly have prospects in Australia, but damned if they can run away to get work in their field elsewhere. There's really two options available to the majority of graduates right now. The first option is you can stay in Australia, struggle to find whatever work you can find and end up earning some amount under the repayment threshold. The second is you can go overseas and get a job in your field. Both options end up resulting in HECS debt not being paid back. Maybe the Government needs to explore creating employment opportunities for both graduates and post-grads to keep them in Australia and in a position where HECS is repaid. Nope instead gotta chase the cat up the tree and bark uselessly at it for an hour.
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Anidav posted:There's far better personalities in The Greens but she made an alright in-between leader.
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Scotty would be alright but Adam is far more visible due to his Melbourne seat. I see Adam on TV far more than Scotty but Scotty far more on the internet than Adam 
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Anidav posted:Scotty would be alright but Adam is far more visible due to his Melbourne seat. I see Adam on TV far more than Scotty but Scotty far more on the internet than Adam Connecting with the Twitch generation.
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Lid posted:So many sinners. end SRE and make school secular. good riddance to bad rubbish.
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Vladimir Poutine posted:How safe a seat is Melbourne though? Bandt got 42.62% of primary votes in 2013 and came out with 55.91% of 2CP between him and Labor. He also picked up an extra 7% from the 2011 election. Not the safest, but pretty safe. AEC breakdown for Melbourne
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This is good news because now they will have an actually electable leader. Maybe someone who gets some time in the media so people are actually aware of them.
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Laserface posted:This is good news because now they will have an actually electable leader. Maybe someone who gets some time in the media so people are actually aware of them. That's what I was thinking. Both Bandt and Ludlam are way better public speakers.
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SHY has all the best coverage, she was on the front cover of ZOO once, remember?  quote:Greens Senator Hanson-Young's head was photo-shopped onto the body of a lingerie-clad underwear model to promote the competition, with the magazine claiming she had turned down their offer to house asylum seekers in the publication's offices if she posed for a "tasteful" photoshoot in her underwear. Anidav fucked around with this message at 02:17 on May 6, 2015 |
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What is a Richard Di Natale and could he end up leader instead? (he announced he is running)Fat_Kiwi posted:Bandt got 42.62% of primary votes in 2013 and came out with 55.91% of 2CP between him and Labor. He also picked up an extra 7% from the 2011 election. Do leaders of a party generally get a boost in their home seat? Might he be safer as a higher profile candidate?
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How did it feel getting to vote on your leader?
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Goffer posted:What is a Richard Di Natale and could he end up leader instead? (he announced he is running) Doctor Spaceman fucked around with this message at 02:27 on May 6, 2015 |
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Everybody post your greens dream team. As much as I'd like Ludlam to be the leader, I feel he is more suited to the subtle attack dog style of role. Leadership has a habit of making the person the focal point of the opposition, and that would mean Ludlam would have to spread his effort to the entire party portfolio, instead of going deep and strong on the issues he is a master of. Bandt seems like a good choice, as long as he can be seen to provide effective leadership from the house while the rest of the members are in the senate. Also you're all on notice, if SHY gets the leadership I predict a swing away from the Greens at the next election. From most indications she won't, but if she does it will be a sign, and not a good one.
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Doesn't include Criag, 0/10
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For the love of god don't let SHY or Whish-Wilson near the leadership positions. Would be happy with any combination of Ludlam/bandt/di natale/rhiannon as leader /deputy
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MysticalMachineGun posted:Doesn't include Criag, 0/10 Negligent is a ratbag parachute account.
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Gough Suppressant posted:For the love of god don't let SHY or Whish-Wilson near the leadership positions. You realise QM can read your posts right?
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Isnt there a Greens policy on gender in lead roles? ie if the leader is a man, the deputy has to be a woman and vice versa. If that is true, then I want Scotty Ludlam and Larissa Waters please.
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Gough Suppressant posted:For the love of god don't let SHY or Whish-Wilson near the leadership positions. What's wrong with Whish-Wilson? I haven't heard much (which may be the reason)
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Beyond Satire posted:Isnt there a Greens policy on gender in lead roles? ie if the leader is a man, the deputy has to be a woman and vice versa. How about Bandt in drag / Ludlam?
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Zenithe posted:What's wrong with Whish-Wilson? I haven't heard much (which may be the reason) He's a tree tory. Doesn't give a poo poo about the workers, just wants to go smoke weed in the forest.
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