Makes sense.Some weeks we save plenty, other weeks were lucky to save $100. Depends what comes up with birthdays etc. We don't have a mortgage or rates though
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Makes sense.Some weeks we save plenty, other weeks were lucky to save $100. Depends what comes up with birthdays etc. We don't have a mortgage or rates though
Did I just read a teacher is on six figures? raskolnikov are you a coordinator or something? Or maybe you sell drugs to the kids as a side hustle?
Honestly thought a normal teacher was on 70k.
Well, yeah that's the big negative.Must be reassuring to know that regardless of what kind of output you have, as long as you're not totally incompetent, that you're guaranteed a pay increase every year.
Well, yeah that's the big negative.
You can be useless and still get a payrise. And it's so difficult to get rid of someone once they're in the Education Dept.
At the time I lived in England the Aussie theme pub was at the peak of it's popularity and without exception they were ghastly.
Which teachers are complaining about salary? I've only heard complaints about increasing demands on teachers and poor support/conditions. Mind you WA teacher salaries are relatively high, I think teachers in SA earn way less so perhaps they are the ones complaining.
Starbucks exists in the small city I live in. I walked in yesterday saw the prices and walked out. Everything literally twice the price of the same stuff at local chains and probably shittier quality too.Australia is ok, we don't have to deal having Starbucks as one of our only coffee options.
Australia is great... its not perfect, but its pretty great.
The kind of people who dont think it is, are the kind of people whove never travelled and seen the rest of the world
The NSW deputy premier has vowed to introduce legislation to open up a national park in the state’s Riverina region to logging.
John Barilaro wants to remove protection of the 42,000 hectare Murray Valley national park by either de-gazetting the entire park or reducing its size.
Barilaro told the National party’s recent state conference a bill would be reintroduced to the parliament after the winter recess.
Whether it takes the form of a private member’s bill or government bill will depend on there being broader Coalition support for reversing the listing of the park. Such a move would be a first for New South Wales and is fiercely opposed by environment groups.
The conservation area is known for its river red gum forests and is home to several threatened species and a Ramsar-listed wetland.
30th percentile come at me.This should be right up the alley of this thread. And it's Newscorp too!
So the 90th percentile earn $5,000 a week huh? Don't we all look like peasants now...
I liked them pulling the piss out of Greens voters.The Hamster Wheel gay marriage skit was brilliant.