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I guess it depends on the shirt and the purpose. I trust by shirt it is not a business shirt rather a more casual thing?
Actually textiles have made enormous advances in the last 20 years (I do iron almost everything though) and Australia was one of the leaders before the industry died.
However leaving aside speedos and ironing, I do have a serious question (non biased) and that is the supposed savings on the carbon tax repeal.
I must admit I haven't seen any real price drops in my gas and electricity. For some reason, my electricity supplier charged me then the amount was credited back (Momentum) not sure what plan I was on. The cost was about $13.00 which I didn't mind anyway. Having had a full gas account, haven't really noticed any real change there based on usage.
Can you (or anyone else) tell me who has benefited from this repeal and where the consumer has benefited? I haven't noticed any drop in prices at supermarkets, butcher, local bakery, clothing, whitegoods etc. So given that it raised 6 Billion and it also reduced emissions, who benefited and where did it the savings flow on to?
Seems to me that the money it generated would have come in quite handy.