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It's TPG Capital, not TPG the ISP.
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I want to present another side to the negative comments and I acknowledge that there are losers in the Sydney property market, but it seems to me the city is transforming into the international city it always had the potential to be. It's like the whole place is being rebuilt, and not just by developers - the entire inner ring of suburbs is being renovated and the western suburbs are booming too and finally being recognised as among the most multicultural and interesting areas in Australia. Not to mention the CBD, the new transport systems, the gazillions in new investments announced weekly, Barangaroo, George St, Circular Quay, two new major art galleries on the horizon, and all set around a stunning harbour... Melbourne had better culture for now but Sydney is the awakening giant of Australian cities. Prices are high because people want to be a part of it. It's exciting to be here if you can afford it.
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May 7, 2017 10:42
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May 7, 2017 10:43
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He's looking for the garbage file.
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I love both of these together
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That pic is a screenshot of what Ludlam was replying to so they do kind of go together. NSWPol deleted the tweet though because it's ok to hide evidence if you're a cop.
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Bogan King posted:That pic is a screenshot of what Ludlam was replying to so they do kind of go together. NSWPol deleted the tweet though because it's ok to hide evidence if you're a cop. I'm saying I love the humour of the police post, and I love the response from Ludlam too
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May 7, 2017 13:17
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Every one is trying to copy Trump.
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Is this old?
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:I want to present another side to the negative comments and I acknowledge that there are losers in the Sydney property market, but it seems to me the city is transforming into the international city it always had the potential to be. It's like the whole place is being rebuilt, and not just by developers - the entire inner ring of suburbs is being renovated and the western suburbs are booming too and finally being recognised as among the most multicultural and interesting areas in Australia. Not to mention the CBD, the new transport systems, the gazillions in new investments announced weekly, Barangaroo, George St, Circular Quay, two new major art galleries on the horizon, and all set around a stunning harbour... Melbourne had better culture for now but Sydney is the awakening giant of Australian cities. Prices are high because people want to be a part of it. It's exciting to be here if you can afford it. source your quotes
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May 7, 2017 13:36
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Is this old? *checks notes *
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May 7, 2017 13:37
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Is this old? It went on TV and the internet today
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May 7, 2017 13:41
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IPA member for working poor social welfare Somethings wrong here
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Many parents want their children to be educated in non-government schools to learn the morality and scripture of their faith. The alternative is becoming less appealing as Labor state governments introduce radical sexual and social programming in public schools and preschools. Liberal and Labor conservatives joined forces to push back against the radical Queer Safe Schools program that enjoyed the support of La Trobe University and Victoria’s socialist Labor government. While Shorten opposes the Gonski reform plan endorsed by Turnbull, it is unlikely that the ALP will attract many rationalists and conservatives while the content of its school curriculum is so destructive. *checks notes*
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May 7, 2017 16:19
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I send my kids to catholic school cause there are no gays. *** gets molested by priest ***
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May 7, 2017 16:24
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May 7, 2017 16:53
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High level schools are purely for getting into the old boy's club.
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Lid posted:Many parents want their children to be educated in non-government schools to learn the morality and scripture of their faith. The alternative is becoming less appealing as Labor state governments introduce radical sexual and social programming in public schools and preschools. Liberal and Labor conservatives joined forces to push back against the radical Queer Safe Schools program that enjoyed the support of La Trobe University and Victoria’s socialist Labor government. While Shorten opposes the Gonski reform plan endorsed by Turnbull, it is unlikely that the ALP will attract many rationalists and conservatives while the content of its school curriculum is so destructive. I'm not sure anyone who has ever self-described as a 'rationalist' would want their children to get a faith-based education in scripture.
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Nibbles! posted:I'd argue 99% of parents send their kids to lower and mid level private schools on the presumption they'll receive a better education. The high level ones I assume to would definitely be the case. This is the case.
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May 7, 2017 17:16
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SALUTe, neo-patriot!
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Maybe if they add please to the end of that they'll raise their chance of getting their wish.
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I like that they put one token Asian in the back.
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Aboriginals: not Australian
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Senor Tron posted:I like that they put one token Asian in the back. Maybe it's my eyesight, but they all look white to me? I assume the one you're saying is Asian is the one with black long hair but she seriously looks Caucasian to me.
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May 7, 2017 23:59
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Starshark posted:Maybe it's my eyesight, but they all look white to me? I assume the one you're saying is Asian is the one with black long hair but she seriously looks Caucasian to me. It's not just you - they're all white. Tron is just mixed up because there are barely any brunettes in the ad.
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Firms like TPG are the worse, asset strippers
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May 8, 2017 00:09
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maybe we should just let them destroy Domain though, after that try and shut them down
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Starshark posted:Maybe it's my eyesight, but they all look white to me? I assume the one you're saying is Asian is the one with black long hair but she seriously looks Caucasian to me. She looks like she could be half-Asian which is acceptably white.
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May 8, 2017 00:12
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Wheezle posted:She looks like she could be half-Asian which is acceptably white. She's "one of the good ones"
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May 8, 2017 00:12
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So ALP is protectionist now making them pretty remarkably close to the KAP no?
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Anidav posted:So ALP is protectionist now making them pretty remarkably close to the KAP no? the sensible centre
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