it was just enough to keep the party in power = job done.
Not really true, took the greens and independents to secure power. The coalition got more votes and more seats.
nothing like politics to get people goin. so lets gets some religion now. why does the gov let every religious group get to do what they please and i cant buy beer on good friday. prayed to the big fella last night and he agrees that i should be able to. He also said i should only give money to churches if i can find a skinny priest who walks or rides a pushy and doesnt own a brand new car. labour is only for the dole bludgers and any other simple person who wants **** for free and not work for it[}:)]
it is not about think ahead ,it is about options taken away because of religion. thats it beer god where are you help all these sinners see the the amber light
it is not about think ahead ,it is about options taken away because of religion. thats it beer god where are you help all these sinners see the the amber light
yeh for sure, thats why i work massive hours to pay massive tax. so i can bludge of people. enjoy the stop and go. now i am off to take over the world with beer god. politics suck, religion sucks, sorry , i will stop taking the p iss now
Not withstanding the terrible losses suffered around the country from floods , cyclone and fire damage.
With a long history of economic mismanagement we cannot expect other than this from the Labor Government.
Who else would give all the spare cash out to redecorate everyones living rooms with FlatScreen TV's then wonder why they have no cash for emergencies.
They couldn't run a household without going hand to mouth week from week.
Australian Taxes are just that for events like this, new Levies are just the Govt way of admitting to there own parties financial ineptitude. A way of additional taxing that like other levies round the country have a horrible habit of remaining longterm.
What is it with the West Australians. Stop talking about it and succeed. You could have Prime minister Twiggy Forrest, a John Williamson song as your national anthem and a coat of arms that has a badly sunburnt neck supported on one side by a jetski and on the other by a trail bike. Go ahead make my day!
"Australian Taxes are just that for events like this, new Levies are just the Govt way of admitting to there own parties financial ineptitude. A way of additional taxing that like other levies round the country have a horrible habit of remaining longterm"
Like the Timor Levy, The Gun Buyback Levy, The Milk levy, the sugar cane levy, Ansett levy. All introduced under your man, that economic genius, John Howard. Long term? no,(again)the legislation has a one year sunset clause..... it ends in one year?
I dont understand it either cisco .. i understand that my new tax levi is supporting company growth I have no option but to support the rebuild of Queensland.Any smarter i would of ridden the government tax payer supported companies.Least my levi has contributed to my superannuation.
Anyways mental note if Queensland floods again and stuff is destroyed start buying shares in certain infrastructure companies so the government booms them
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NOTE> Boral Limited (Boral) is engaged in the manufacture and supply of building and construction materials in Australia,
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YES, we do not not want a carbon tax.
NO, we really do think we should... And we must think what happens in July, when the balance of power shifts...
Given that the government injected our cash into the economy to make the economic downturn alot shallower in depth, where is Australia now on the above text book economic cycle?
I'm thinking somewhere in the bottom half but have no idea where...
Suggestions?
In WA, were right up the top.
Boom going to slump.
Anyone that had a mortgage in the late 80's early 90's will remember the pain of 17% interest rates.
Why are they called 'party's'
Surely the term 'political party' is an oxymoron.
Perhaps that is it. Anyone in a political party ends up being a oxygen thieving moron.
Perhaps the first political party was held in the late eighties with dayglo smiley faces as it's emblem and was formed for the purposes of fighting for the rights of the man on the street to party.
If the revolution is to come then lets put the party back into all the political parties.
Even when Ms Gillard was denying there would be a carbon tax last August, her government had committed to spend $599 million on climate change handouts over the current three-year Budget period, mainly in the Pacific and South-East Asia. About $470 million has already been allocated.
The scale of the potential overseas carbon tax payments dwarfs the $500 million in educational foreign aid to Indonesia which provoked recent bickering between the Government and the Opposition.