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Doctor Spaceman posted:More in the link. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ACmfRDAoMTk
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Solemn Sloth posted:the egomaniac “Howard but cuddlier” nerd, KRudd v1 was good, actually
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Birdstrike posted:KRudd v1 was good, actually Yep got rid of workchoices which forced my employer to employ me properly full time rather than "casual" full time. A good PM.
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Yeah Rudd was ok, he was just a PowerPoint loving dipshit that couldn't sell ownzone policy like the mining tax.
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tithin posted:Scotty 2 hotty works for the guardian now How's his worm holding up?
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Teddybear posted:How's his worm holding up? I thought that was Channel 9?
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Visidan posted:do we make steel anymore i can't remember Whyalla poster here, we never stopped making steel, we don't know how to do anything else. Even when Arrium was in administration and everything was super grim the steel kept being made. Now that it has been bought by GFG and Sanjeev Gupta has won the town over by marching at the town Christmas Pageant wearing a Santa hat and buying a really good fireworks display, we are still making steel. GFG are looking at doubling the capacity of the plant, running it cleaner, modernising the process. Interesting times ahead.
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JBP posted:Yeah Rudd was ok, he was just a PowerPoint loving dipshit that couldn't sell ownzone policy like the mining tax. in partial defence treasury were so far up their own arse with that nobody could have sold it “super profits tax” I shake my drat head. he should have thought that one through
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It’s cool that we supposedly needed deregulation to help Channel 10 stay afloat but apparently now Channel 7 can afford to run seperate channels for men and women no problem.
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JBP posted:Yeah Rudd was ok, he was just a PowerPoint loving dipshit that couldn't sell ownzone policy like the mining tax. Rudd was as good at negotiating as what Abbott was. As soon as he hit his first obstacle (carbon pricing) he poo poo his pants and didn't know what to do. The collapse of the Copenhagen Conference didn't help his cause either.
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Cartoon posted:You might also note that other 'minor' parties have essentially the reverse when it comes to senate spots and seats in the reps (eg. Greens: 9 senators, 1 Member). The Nationals are fairly unique in that they can in many ways be considered as the rural branch of the Liberal party. They obviously have a different party structure and occasionally run against each other but for the most part when running for rep spots they have a handful of seats with strong votes and a ton of others with no votes. Minor parties like the Greens have support that is much more spread out nationally meaning they can get the senate seats but struggle to get into the reps.
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I've unironically been a fan of Bill since he started delivering embarrassing zingers all the time. Also the sudden greying has done wonders for giving the man some much needed sex appeal.
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Liberal Senator for Victoria, James Paterson has stepped out in style this afternoon. The career politician appears to be struggling after he turned the big three oh a few months back, and has made an attempt at combating his quarter life crisis by buying some new threads. Paterson, who previously had only ever made news when people were talking about how dysfunctional and damaging it is for democracy for someone to immediately enter federal politics straight after university – is making headlines for all the right reasons. It is believed the equally self-important millennials working in the Parliament press gallery were quick to comment on Paterson’s ‘cute AF milo-esque suit’. “You might make GQ this year big fella” said one Buzzfeed employee. In March 2016, the Victorian division of the Liberal Party of Australia nominated Paterson to fill the casual vacancy in the Australian Senate caused by the resignation of Michael Ronaldson. Paterson was appointed by a joint sitting of the Parliament of Victoria on 9 March 2016. Just in case you didn’t know who this oval office was. However, Paterson is now a household name, all thanks to the new suit that perfectly matches both his age and politics. “Damnnn” said fellow Liberal senator, Eric Abetz, after spotting Paterson in the hallway at Parliament house this afternoon. “My great uncle used to own a suit like that”
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If O'Connor thinks that is an appropriate response to Change The Rules, he's about to have A Very Bad Year. The FWC must go and be replaced by something that can't be stacked by ex industry lobbyists and union smashing lawyers, the right to withdraw labor without risking a 20k fine has to come back, and the ROC and ABCC need to die in flames or wages aren't going anywhere.
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Mar 2, 2018 01:50
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Pell gets off one charge because the accuser died. :|
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Synthbuttrange posted:Pell gets off one charge because the accuser died. :| They should bring this logic into murder trials imo
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Sen. Cash’ outburst this week shows how the born to rule set fall apart when they are under pressure. Contrast this with the Gillard govt which spent almost 3 years on the “embattled/beleaguered” part of the strife scale thanks to a brutally effective opposition, a hostile media, and a poisonous KRudd yet still managed to push legislation through in minority govt. I mean, look how quickly Tones fell apart when he had to negotiate with the Senate.
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It's called 'complete and utter contempt for democracy'. If the libs could get away with it, we'd be a fascist state in seconds.
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Uh I mean moreso
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Part of the $11 billion Metro rail tunnel project has been suspended after workers discovered a large exposed asbestos pipe while digging up St Kilda Road. The asbestos pipe was unearthed last Friday, but project managers waited until this Thursday to stop work and begin to remove it. fuuuuck
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Well at least Julie Bishop now has a sure bet job after politics,
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Synthbuttrange posted:Part of the $11 billion Metro rail tunnel project has been suspended after workers discovered a large exposed asbestos pipe while digging up St Kilda Road. Pink batts mark two.
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It isn't a big deal, you can still work around asbestos if it isn't disturbed, which is what they did for a few days while organizing a contractor to come remove it and clean up the area it was in. No big deal, even the 'omg they did nothing for 5 days!' well yeah, work has to be done, so you don't shut down the site when you don't have to.
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Imagine being this piss weak. https://twitter.com/workmanalice/status/969403303590166530
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That's pretty piss weak, but so is taking photos from somebodies phone without their knowledge.
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quote:Every Monday afternoon the Daily Telegraph’s head of digital, Peter Brown, sends out an email to all staff asking them to tune into Miranda Live, an internet radio program hosted by the paper’s columnist Miranda Devine on Mondays through Wednesdays.
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drunkill posted:It isn't a big deal, you can still work around asbestos if it isn't disturbed, which is what they did for a few days while organizing a contractor to come remove it and clean up the area it was in. No big deal, even the 'omg they did nothing for 5 days!' well yeah, work has to be done, so you don't shut down the site when you don't have to. Agreed. Asbestos is not radioactive.
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Yeah working at a company doing a lot of Telstra work the general assumption is that every pit and building is full of asbestos until proven otherwise. The stuffs everywhere you just take appropriate measures to mitigate the risks and it's fine*. (assuming undamaged no friable)
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Zenithe posted:That's pretty piss weak, but so is piss uhlmann
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VodeAndreas posted:Yeah working at a company doing a lot of Telstra work the general assumption is that every pit and building is full of asbestos until proven otherwise. My assumption would have been that it’s slightly easier to not disturb ACMs when working by hand like in a pit, than when you’re using an excavator or w/e
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Cash bad, but maybe Uhlmann bad too.
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construction, that industry we know and love that rarely involves disturbing materials
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Anyone working on a March thread (asking for a friend)
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