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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Check behind it first. Saw someone on Twitter say they had been placing razors behind some of them. loving hell. Sick fucks.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Check behind it first. Saw someone on Twitter say they had been placing razors behind some of them.
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Aug 28, 2017 11:47
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Another reason why it's ok to punch a nazi.
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If you find one with that, get photos, may as well try to get a headline out of it.
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If you really want to save your fingers, grab a rego sticker scraper from a $2 shop or a glass paint scraper from Bunnings.MikeJF posted:If you find one with that, get photos, may as well try to get a headline out of it. And that yeah, I've seen people claiming there's razorblades under some of the posters but never seen any photos.
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Korgan posted:If you really want to save your fingers, grab a rego sticker scraper from a $2 shop or a glass paint scraper from Bunnings.
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bowmore posted:Good call. If you can do it with tools do that. Which is why: bowmore posted:it's ok to punch a nazi.
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bowmore posted:should organise a group to walk around and get rid of nazi posters How many of us are in Melbourne? I had plans for the weekend but I could cancel sitting on my arse to go walking the CBD instead.
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bowmore posted:should organise a group to walk around and get rid of nazis
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Check behind it first. Saw someone on Twitter say they had been placing razors behind some of them. use a key
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Aug 28, 2017 12:23
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Media Watch on point. lol at Aussie Taliban.
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Now lolling about Jacqui Lambie and rascist audience member being upset about white history being erased 
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...and now Christine Forster saying indigenous Australians should have a seperate day, white people rule.
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Tokamak posted:Don't watch Q&A (I'm guessing it's Q&A) Yeah I made this mistake too.
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Tokamak posted:Don't watch Q&A (I'm guessing it's Q&A) Especially when 24hrs in emergency is on SBS. I'd rather watch people with shattered faces and feet bent 90 degrees in the wrong direction than the high quality of debate on Q&A
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Fair enough. I lasted long enough to see a muslim woman worried about same sex marriage while a lesbian woman worries about black history erasing white history, which is enough irony for one night.
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Aug 28, 2017 13:21
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Australian Ethical Super - hot or not? trying to divest my paltry assets from my existing lovely super company but i don't wanna be sucked in by greenwashing.
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thatbastardken posted:Australian Ethical Super - hot or not? trying to divest my paltry assets from my existing lovely super company but i don't wanna be sucked in by greenwashing. goast uses ethical super and thinks its pretty decent ask froglet, she loves to talk super
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thatbastardken posted:Australian Ethical Super - hot or not? trying to divest my paltry assets from my existing lovely super company but i don't wanna be sucked in by greenwashing. 
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A bit late but here's (part of) the fruit picking article for the lazy: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-28/farm-jobs-unemployment-youth-bundaberg-backpackers/8841928Click the link for the full article posted:David De Paoli runs a massive chilli farm, and said it is not viable to hire a completely local workforce, because of the short-term nature of the jobs. loving LAZY KIDS NOT TAKING ARE JOBS
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https://twitter.com/MichaelRoddan/status/900218964491591682 which one of you is this?
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bowmore posted:should organise a group to walk around and get rid of nazi posters I'd be down for something like that.
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TF2 HAT MINING RIG posted:...and now Christine Forster saying indigenous Australians should have a seperate day, white people rule. I think you mean a separate but equal day.
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thatbastardken posted:Australian Ethical Super - hot or not? trying to divest my paltry assets from my existing lovely super company but i don't wanna be sucked in by greenwashing. Use Australian Super because it's an industry fund and their new ethical option is more strict in some ways than Ethical's and also returned 13% last year.
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Don't put your super in anything that isn't industry super. Don't use retail funds. Don't get green baited by retail funds. Don't invest in that Atlassian joke future super poo poo. E: I went to a superannuation thing last week and I have been horrified by what I saw re retail funds and the way they waste your money. Australian Super made CBA knock down a load of dogshit bonuses and pay rates for their executive staff (by threatening them using the billions of dollars they have to invest) and they will look out for your interests as an actual human. Same goes for LUCRF, Media Super, CBUS, REST an most industry funds. A couple are bad, but the ones I've mentioned are good. Australian Super swings the biggest bat though. I'm with LUCRF and Media Super for full disclosure. I am thinking I will move to Australian. Also the government wants to destroy industry super and make you use retailers that underperform constantly while also stealing your money. I am passionate about superannuation. As John Howard said, it's the second bigger labour win ever so please look after it everyone. JBP fucked around with this message at 15:09 on Aug 28, 2017 |
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MikeJF posted:A GP can refer you for 10 Medicare-covered therapist one-on-one sessions a year under a mental health plan. Sucks to be you if you don't have Medicare, need more than ten sessions a year and/or can't find a psychologist and/or psychologist who bulk bills. A while ago I tried to read about the confusing shambles that is Australia's multi-payer system and found claims that it is much better than Canada's (from sources like the Commonwealth Fund). Now Canada is nominally single-payer but private insurance is practically mandatory for drugs, optometry, dental, physio/massage, etc., so it's not without problems. However, you can see a psychiatrist as many times per year as you need at no cost at all. Meanwhile, I've seen fee schedules at private Australian psychiatrists that go up to nearly $400/hour. How Australia ranks highly in access to health care and outcomes, I'm not sure. Luckily I haven't had any serious health issues while living here so I hope my solution works out for everyone else too.
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Psychiatry has a different system to talk therapy with a psychologist.
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eXXon posted:A while ago I tried to read about the confusing shambles that is Australia
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Unisuper best super. Downside is you have to work for a uni, and be one offended CCP official away from redundancy at any given time,
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eXXon posted:Sucks to be you if you don't have Medicare, need more than ten sessions a year and/or can't find a psychologist and/or psychologist who bulk bills. JBP posted:Psychiatry has a different system to talk therapy with a psychologist. Think of Psychologist trips as being more like trips to a Counsellor with trips to a Psychiatrist as being more "trips to a hospital". AFAIK Psychologists cannot prescribe medications but can recommend to a GP that medications might assist with treatment whereas Psychiatrists can prescribe "the heavy poo poo". I like Australia's system and I say that as someone who has lived on both the public system and the private system, albeit without needing more than a Mental-health plan and free counselling.
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Don Dongington posted:Unisuper best super. Or work for a uni, get UniSuper, run for the hills and never look back. I mean the CCP will probably still find a way to screw you, but at least you aren't working for a university.
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eXXon posted:Um, you shouldn't have to go to a hospital to see a psychiatrist regularly. That is not what he said. The hospital thing was an analogy.
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JBP posted:Use Australian Super because it's an industry fund and their new ethical option is more strict in some ways than Ethical's and also returned 13% last year. Is that the Socially Aware one? Is it really ethical to invest in CBA right now?
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I'm with First State Super. I don't know if they are good or not. All funds look basically the same to me.
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Gorilla Salad posted:I think you mean a separate but equal day. lol I was going to use this term but thought it might be too on the nose.
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Schlesische posted:Think of Psychologist trips as being more like trips to a Counsellor with trips to a Psychiatrist as being more "trips to a hospital". AFAIK Psychologists cannot prescribe medications but can recommend to a GP that medications might assist with treatment whereas Psychiatrists can prescribe "the heavy poo poo". Ehhh I mean I'm a psychology student and I'm doing placement in a hospital right now, its more to do with accessibility and need at the time (and the analogy falls down). A psychiatrist is more likely to be more expensive to see, and for not as long (exceptions apply). A psychologist may be more accessible, but it also depends on the qualification level of that particular psychologist/setting. WRT medication, the psychologist would be making progress notes, and with the client's permission, may provide updates to the GP which informs prescription etc. The psychologists wouldn't even be making Rx recommendations where I am because its a big multidisciplinary team and we have enough psychiatrists already.
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