A good many people know their vote probably won’t make a difference, based on location
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A good many people know their vote probably won’t make a difference, based on location
I've never voted in an election where the candidate i voted for got in
- Oct 9, 2006
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- Super Tottenham....from the Lane.
I’m the same but thinking this time that Kooyong is up for grabs. I’d love to see that anti-Victorian pig Frydenberg punted from his job.
- Aug 2, 2012
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Well, if you were a lifelong Right Wing Dingbat, you could simply come on here and say "I'm a centrist swing voter".
And voila! a swing voter you would be.
Crankyhawk
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The anti josh forces need to work out who is more likely to win - labor or the voices candidate. My guess would be the voices independent
- Oct 9, 2006
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A mate who is a fierce Labor man did a letterbox drop for the indies candidate yesterday.
I’ll vote for her and preference Labor.
Crankyhawk
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I will bug my family to do similar (think my mum generally votes labor though)
Christopher Buttersnip
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Bingo! But, but, but the very same peeps after piling into the left will plead "but I criticised Trump" as their defence.
Christopher Buttersnip
Beware of the Drop Bears
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Bingo! It's absolute bullshit from a medya outfit who are gold standard at bullshit.
Christopher Buttersnip
Beware of the Drop Bears
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Saying Dan and Gladys didn’t talk much in 2021 glosses ove that apart from 4-5 months they weren’t acting premiers together much of the year
Christopher Buttersnip
Beware of the Drop Bears
- Oct 28, 2020
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- Jul 16, 2013
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Does not exist anymore?
NSWCROW
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LOL
Imagine 2gb and the DT if Keneally did this
Imagine 2gb and the DT if Keneally did this
- Jul 5, 2012
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- Kidding, right?
I’m in the lower Blue Mountains which is in what is currently Australia’s most marginal federal seat (Labor thank phcuk.) I like to think it’s my vote that got Susan Templeman in.I've never voted in an election where the candidate i voted for got in
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My local member is Mr Dick.
- Jul 5, 2012
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From 1972 to 2003 in the electorate of Charlestown the local member was Richard Face.
- Sep 17, 2019
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There is another Dick in state politics up here, Milton's brother - Cameron Dick (Woodridge electorate)
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Is that Cameron?
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Milton
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Not far from me. I'm in the Riff.
Crankyhawk
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Built but not staffed, would have been a problem when they can’t staff it. Better argument is would have employed x number of full time equivalent nursing staff..
A controversial $252m NSW government grant program “lacked integrity” and did not use any consistent guidelines in awarding more than 95% of the money to local councils in Coalition state seats.
A scathing report on the scandal-plagued Stronger Communities Fund, released by NSW auditor general, Margaret Crawford, on Tuesday revealed former premier Gladys Berejiklian and former deputy premier John Barilaro personally chose projects for the fund with “little or no information about the basis” for their selections.
The auditor’s findings also confirmed the government had never published program guidelines and instead favoured local councils that had “worked constructively” with them in the past over council mergers.
On the same day that Crawford’s report was released, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that more than 75% of a separate $100m gambling revenue grant program was given to Coalition-held and battleground seats over a decade.
Responding to the Stronger Communities Fund grants made in 2019, in the lead-up to the state election, the auditor general found a lack of formal systems in place “prevent(ed) accountability and transparency over the government’s approach to selecting councils for funding”.
A scathing report on the scandal-plagued Stronger Communities Fund, released by NSW auditor general, Margaret Crawford, on Tuesday revealed former premier Gladys Berejiklian and former deputy premier John Barilaro personally chose projects for the fund with “little or no information about the basis” for their selections.
The auditor’s findings also confirmed the government had never published program guidelines and instead favoured local councils that had “worked constructively” with them in the past over council mergers.
On the same day that Crawford’s report was released, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that more than 75% of a separate $100m gambling revenue grant program was given to Coalition-held and battleground seats over a decade.
Responding to the Stronger Communities Fund grants made in 2019, in the lead-up to the state election, the auditor general found a lack of formal systems in place “prevent(ed) accountability and transparency over the government’s approach to selecting councils for funding”.
NSWCROW
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It's ok when they do it though
2013-2022 proves it
2013-2022 proves it
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