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I don't think so. See Kenneth Davidson in the Age. All about CFMEU and preselection deals. $20bn plus it will cost taxpayers. It was a dud from day one and everyone knew it.
Good for the CFMEU's Super fund.
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I don't think so. See Kenneth Davidson in the Age. All about CFMEU and preselection deals. $20bn plus it will cost taxpayers. It was a dud from day one and everyone knew it.
Good for the CFMEU's Super fund.
preferred him when he was fat verging corpulent and was named daniel and did not where blazers and open necked shirts.
but 3k less out of pocket for the blazer #bitofawanknonethelessPoor man's Eddie.
#zegnacanthelp
#oliviawerthPaul Howes in a monocle
#whatpunterswant
#QuntasShutDown
matching pocket square and tie!!
#Gillette4eyebrows
+jesus stigmata
Arts degree. Zero experience in the real world. Cant possibly see how he could go wrong. Ticking all the boxes.
From Wiki
Andrews was educated at the Marist Brothers' Galen Catholic College, Wangaratta. He moved to Melbourne in 1990 to attend Monash University where he was a resident of Mannix College. Andrews was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1996 from Monash University. After graduating, Andrews became an electorate officer for federal Labor MP Alan Griffin. He worked at the party's head office from 1999 to 2002, initially as an organiser, and then as assistant state secretary.[2]
#Fatoldlazyattendants
As Slax has mentioned, the primary motivation was the fact that Melbourne along with much of Victoria was in the grip of a 10 year drought. Massive water restrictions statewide (the Geelong region has permanent water restrictions despite the drought ending) and the drought ultimately was one of the causes of Black Saturday in 2009. Had there been normal rainfall, the impact of those fires may not have been as great as it was. So Brumby and Bracks instead of doing nothing did something about it. It's an insurance policy just in case we experience another lengthy drought. Long term forecasting and modelling suggests this is indeed going to happen. Building dams may not always be the answer.
Grollos and their counterparts should be scrutinised for their behaviour as much as the unions are. Why is that? Because of their questionable practices on work sites and the way the workforce on each one gets treated. We only need to look at the Carlton Brewery worksite, where those 3 pedestrians dies after a wall fell on them, to see the direct problem between major construction companies and their efforts on worksites actually do. The lack of concern for workplace safety by Grollos and co is the primary reason why the costs are so high. And the only way that can be highlighted is by having unions on site to ensure workplace safety is achievable. I would rather work in safe workplace than an unsafe one.
The whole idea was to take extra trains fro mSouth yarra to beyond North Melb freeing the loop up and adding capacityThe whole network chokes in the loop. An airport link would just add to the choking. They go together
Anyway dont think an airport link will drop you at your local station, you need to be prepared to change lines with luggage etc. Good luck with that in peak hour, im sure commuters will be very forgiving
How is an expansion of the city loop more pertinent than a rail link to the airport?
Firstly the 40 million is to begin the planning phase, produce a business case, determine viability, site assessments, engineering plans and contingencies etc.isnt that great instead of modernising and increasing capacity it gets a coat of paint and all the wasted space may get used again.
DerekOne for
Contra Mundum
Abbott jealous.
"Joe, put downt the pie, grab the hammer and get on with it"
Of course it could be the old boy scout (Steve Randell) trick re holding a towel
#nohands
His cricket and professional careers ended when he was convicted in August 1999 of 15 separate counts of sexual assault against nine schoolgirls between 1981 and 1982. He was sentenced to four years jail with a two year minimum and was released on parole in May 2002.[1]
Give us Ted Bailleus resume then, dont worry about the polo playing
born in to good family born-2-rule melbourne establishment lineageWorked in the real world for a bit. As in not public servant, staffer nor ambulance chasing lawyer
Not a great cv but far, far better than most the of the non entities filling parliament on one side of the benches
On what basis would Dan Andrews have a clue about the private sector and the damage his pro union stance does?
Or does he just take the coin and not give a stuff?
born in to good family born-2-rule melbourne establishment lineage
Worked in the real world for a bit. As in not public servant, staffer nor ambulance chasing lawyer
Not a great cv but far, far better than most the of the non entities filling parliament on one side of the benches
On what basis would Dan Andrews have a clue about the private sector and the damage his pro union stance does?
Or does he just take the coin and not give a stuff?
At least he realises theres mor required than partying, going on the piss and being grumpy with the media