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tithin posted:when did lf come back it never died at least, not in my heart
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Ket posted:Goddamnit now there's 4 Australia threads? there has never been a more exciting time to make a thread about Australia
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Those On My Left posted:What the gently caress subforum is this it's basically LF, with the anime marxists replaced by the trumpenproletariat
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it's worth remembering that Gillard announced the date of the 2013 election months in advance, so while it's a long formal campaign it's not like we haven't had this kind of thing beforeoystertoadfish posted:very interesting. thanks so much for the explanation and the links. the party deciding where votes go is one aspect of some parliamentary non-first-past-the-post systems that i think wouldn't go over well in america, incidentally - but i think i see how it contributed toward the results I did a big writeup of our Senate Voting system for a previous Auspol thread. Some of it is framed around the proposed (and implemented) changes, but it should make sense regardless
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Negligent posted:i dont really care who wins masterchef
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Google Lion Hat.
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Badger of Basra posted:why'd they stop counting? did the australians decide to claim july 4th as a new holiday? A bunch of votes have to be transported, and after some were lost in 2013 (forcing a Senate by-election in WA) they are taking more security precautions.
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point of return posted:So is it still a tie? nah, the result isn't even known to that extent
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