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The founding document stuff was funny but the best bit was where they briefly (before the post was edited) told Recoome to “die in metho and drink a bunch of custody”
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Paracausal posted:Weird that these guys also seem to subscribe to these other gems; So tankies basically
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If I was a billionaire with a superyacht I can think of plenty of better and more fun places to park it than Sydney
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SecretOfSteel posted:Luckily that show's been canned. Lasted way longer than it deserved, who the gently caress could stomach an hour of listening to someone like Vandstone? Sky News subscribers?
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Is there anywhere to actually put new schools in those areas? Wouldn’t nearly all the land already be used for other poo poo?
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Cartoon posted:With the decline in bricks and mortar retailing there should be plenty of disussed shops to repurpose. The problem is the disconect between local and state planning. They are typically small lots scattered throughout a suburb rather than a consolidated pocket that could be converted into a school.
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GoldStandardConure posted:god drat it i was hoping to go to brisbane to watch the climbing in 2032 (assuming the world is still around then) Yes, but the climbing will involve scrambling up a burning gum tree to escape floodwaters
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I didn’t read the article but it seems to be saying the LNP are calling for greater protection for LGBT students? That seems out of character
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Some things are better off composted rather than recycled
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Wasn't the point of calling an election to get rid of a hung parliament?
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Legalise drugs so the festival organisers can sell licenses to deal at their events. That poo poo would print cash.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I used to get a regular gig with some guys I know at the Boogie music festival up in Tallarook, roughly 100km north of Melbourne. It was a real pain in the rear end to get our stuff all the way out there, better transportation would have saved us a lot of pain Just a quick ride over the dividing range, no biggie
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Rust Martialis posted:Is there some naval base to convert into ferry parking nearby? No, the naval base has been earmarked to be converted into megayacht parking
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Hopefully they can leave behind a bit of uxo to blow up a few billionaires
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JBP posted:This doesn't really compute compared to the number of home owners imo If you include the landlord's mortgage it's closer
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Day on the green still does shows everywhere Bucky what the gently caress are you on about. A couple of festivals got canned but they’re run as businesses and businesses sometimes poo poo the bed. It’s not some catastrophe that requires a 10000000 word medium article to fix
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Bucky Fullminster posted:the turnover in this industry is far higher than average. That's obviously due to a number of reasons, and each event is different. Got a source for that champ?
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Bucky Fullminster posted:For which bit? The turnover? Look at the graveyard man. How many festivals that were around 10 years ago are still around today? How many festivals around today have been around longer than 5 years? How can you claim it is a disaster or whatever without comparing to other industries over the same period?
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Dunno if there’s enough builders line in the country to measure out a festival sized grid
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Meanwhile, half the east coast is on flood alert
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Surely you could get a bag and a cheap hooker for the night for $750
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JBP posted:*Rearranges spectacles scholarly* no I don't think so. Show your workings
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:What are the seats that the Greens are aiming to pick up next election? I assume there is someone here who would know.
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The Peccadillo posted:Who in God's Green Name is this rhetoric for Donors?
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Are the ABS usually pricks to deal with? I've had to deal with them at work this week and they've been loving rude about some surveys they want done. It's not like I'm sitting around twiddling my thumbs waiting for a survey to do, but some fuckwit kept talking over the top of me about how if I didn't complete this poo poo we'd be breaking the Census Act and the Statistician General or someone would write a letter demanding the info.
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The Age is reporting he had mental health issues, used meth and psychedelics, had a fascination with knives and frequented the strippers.
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JBP posted:Vindicated on glass bbq once again. I mean meth is the root of a lot of hosed up poo poo so it wasn't much of a reach
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Channel 7 keeps on winning https://www.theage.com.au/national/...414-p5fjoo.html quote:A young Sydney man mistakenly identified as the Bondi Junction killer has hit out at those who “mindlessly” propagated the misinformation, including the Seven Network, saying it was distressing that so many were willing to spread the unverified claims. Hopefully he sues the poo poo out of them
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The Lehrmann judgment is being announced now
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I thought the hun would have tried to paint him as a victim of woke judges or something
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The ABC was quoting someone as saying the legal costs will probably bankrupt Bruce Lehrmann so that was nice to read this morning
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Negative gearing is in line with other tax deductions in that you deduct from your income any costs of getting that income. I don’t think it has a massive impact on the decision to invest in property but if you took it away from people who buy existing properties you would funnel a lot more investment into new builds. I think the CGT discount is the big driver of investing in property, and reverting back to indexation for existing assets would be a great incentive to invest in new builds.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:I don't have a huge issue with a mum and pa having a single rental property. I have a huge problem with shitheads gathering up large portfolios and commercial residential landlords. gently caress off with the housing is an investment bs that is ruining affordability Those guys are often the worst, it's rarely some cute little ma and pa and mostly waspish karens indignant that 'their' renter wants a toilet that flushes. Blamestorm posted:We're seeing the convergence of a number of long term trends and policy settings contributing to it being absolutely broken. I think the bubble will pop eventually but there's going to be a lot of effort going into keeping it going because the consequences will be dire. Remember we had that little blip in the house prices around 2018 in the wake of lending standards being tightened after the royal commission? That caused a big reduction in household spending because falling house prices made people feel poorer so they spent less. No politician wants an actual crash and they'd probably legislate super funds buy houses to prop the market up or something before letting it happen on their watch. People invest in houses for the capital growth and mathematically there's only so much it can go up before it sucks every last bit of capital out of the economy to keep it propped up. The higher it goes the more it becomes a political issue because you have a greater percentage of voters unable to afford one. IMO the big change that is needed for a sustainable housing market is to change the incentives (e.g. CGT discount) and the mindset around housing so it is no longer seen as a growth asset (like shares) and instead treated as a defensive asset which maintains it's value but is predominantly used to generate income. You probably need a rental yield of between 5-10% for that to be attractive (similar to bond interest) which on current rents would translate to a roughly 50% decline in house prices.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:I wonder to what extent the housing crisis will accelerate the shift away from the major parties. Will it be a couple seats each for the greens and teals or something more dramatic. I wonder if the Tasmanian election result is a sign of things to come. I don't know the actual numbers but it is already having an impact. Something like 1 in 5 newly registered voters support the LNP and I'm certain housing plays a big role in that.
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birdstrike posted:It was everyone thinking BILLL would win in 2019 and change the cgt discount / negative gearing and when Morrison won prices went back up That was in part because they pressured APRA to relax lending standards again.
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