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Les Affaires posted:2000 hours per year at $21 per hour. 40 hours a week for 50 weeks (which, sick days and xmas makes real). RIP Cafe Workers with HECS debts. freebooter posted:Okay so I'm watching qanda and I realised why I've long respected Barnaby Joyce, in general, even though I don't like him. I used to think it was because he sticks up for his beliefs, but actually plenty of conservatives do that. It's because he sticks up for his beliefs and explains them in a face-to-face way that most ordinary, reasonably people can parse. And that is so loving easy to do! Yet nobody else in Australian parliament, that I can think of, does that. Even the Greens are slaves to talking points and focus groups. The strong point about not having particularly well thought out ideas is that you don't need to rearticulate them to fit a 15 second sound bite. I should know, I'm really good at having not particularly well thought out ideas.
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Don Dongington posted:What the hell do PHON care about graduates and students? There are plenty of tradies who never got ATARs who would never vote One Nation
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You Am I posted:lol Turnbull is wanting to send troops back to Afghanistan I remember someone saying "the easiest way to close the gap in the polling numbers is to manufacture a war". Good thing it won't work.
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May 12, 2017 10:28
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The real reason is that most Rugby Union players are going to a fancy private school and are about to railroad their way to success.
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May 13, 2017 16:14
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Apparently there are some small scale nuclear projects that look really interesting, don't take 60 quintillion years to build and and a lot closer to safe. I don't think that really helps us, but it's probably the most shill I've ever seen Vox go.
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May 19, 2017 01:35
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Majestic posted:Daniel Andrews seems to continue to be pretty good at his job all-round. One does wonder if he has federal ambitions. I don't know that he'd be better than a Bowen or a Plibersek, but at least at a state level he's really doing a very solid job. And yet magically, his approval ratings aren't that crash hot. The last poll was in March (so it's a fair bit out of date), but 2pp shows LNP winning handily. Luckily, it's not like PHON have any sway here.
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May 19, 2017 15:45
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ewe2 posted:If the evidence is Murdoch rags playing up a ReachTEL poll, I'm not playing along. Is there a Newspoll/Essential/Ipsos? The only other poll taken this year was a Galaxy showing Labour ahead 51-49. The ReachTEL poll also fit with the simmering discontentment over a bunch of trivial non-issues that were always going to bring Labour's 2PP down a bunch (the skyrail bullshit, some of the usual "Labor has bad hombres in parliament" bullshit and lingering 'BUT ARE CEE EFF AYY')
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May 20, 2017 02:40
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Bogan King posted:Just so you know we don't have a monopoly on the hot takes I give you something a bit more local to the bombing. Yes, mail online 'journalists' are low hanging fruit but openly calling for a final solution is pretty brazen. Based on everything else she's tweeted, it looks like she's trying to set herself up as the go-to
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May 23, 2017 08:14
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She deleted that tweet and posted a new one which said something like "we need a true solution". She's still a human toilet, but she's a Daily Mail journalist so that shouldn't come as a surprise.
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May 23, 2017 10:43
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Is this going to be a thing or, more likely is it going to be swept under the carpet at lightspeed?
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May 26, 2017 09:11
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Doctor Spaceman posted:Why was her opinion given a huge amount of publicity anyway? Cynical or actual answers welcome. She's a tennis legend with a history of making sensationalist comments that 90% of people are going to react to.
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Lid posted:Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has resuscitated its threat to refuse to support the Turnbull government’s budget measures unless the ABC’s funding is cut. They realise this isn't a vote winner in the largely rural areas that think they're onto a winner, right?
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May 31, 2017 04:16
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