…… oh look they’re alright, some of em have feelings, are intelligent and insightful.. some even might play FB for North. But to suggest they’re in top echelon of bickies is absolutely crackers
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we’re in that magical period of the year where people go from not giving a **** either way about Australia Day to it’s the most important day of the year only to forget about it by feb 1st.
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Excellent troll.
What are these? Never heard of these things… actually, NO do not tell me. I do not need any biscuits, those delicious succulent biscuit meals
Oh dont worry about the fact super markets have rorted farmers and the australian people for decades. Its the shitty thongs and stubby holders that does it.
There is no hope for humanity
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He’s taking the piss.
Yes, some are not though.
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Good read, pulls apart the relationships between Coles/ Woolies, governments and the flow on effects from those relationships
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Its hilarious. As if Coles or Woolworths give a flying **** about Australia Day.
If that shit sold, they’d sell it
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Corporate Power in Australia: Do the One Percent Rule?
Buy Corporate Power in Australia: Do the One Percent Rule? by Lindy Edwards from your local bookstore. Trust in Australian democracy has more than ...
Good read, pulls apart the relationships between Coles/ Woolies, governments and the flow on effects from those relationships
I wish there was an audiobook. I just tried to look for it on Audible and nothing came up. Is it new?
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Nah, I bought it maybe 3/4 yrs ago. The author is an academic from Sydney Uni (?) from memory. Doubt it ever got an audio release.
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Just tapping into your family history path ferball, one of the best parts of my job is talking to folk and listening to their stories. Years ago I was talking to this fella Leon Kawecki. He is no longer with us but when I 1st met him he was early 80's and off to read books for the "old people". He was about 5ft, collar, tie and waistcoat, told me he spoke English, Polish, German, French and Flemish. Anyway, he lived in a Polish sector in Dortmund and at the start of WW2 most in his neighbourhood fled, but he got cornered in a bakery and ordered to bake bread for the German soldiers. So he did that for the whole war. Ripping fella. And a bloke still with us in Rye, his dad had twin brothers that were both nearly 6ft, so they were both designated to the SS and sent off to Russia, never to return. His dad though was a bit shorter and sent to the U Boats. They got sunk by some US boat and he ended up as a POW in the UK. Him and his mate befriended and Irishman who helped them escape to Ireland - where their new Irish pal grassed them up for the reward and they were both then sent to Scotland for the remainder of the war.
Anyway, I have some very early, 1837 early Prussian settlers, some Irish, Spanish and East End gangsters to work my way through. The same as everyone else, just different
Anyway, I have some very early, 1837 early Prussian settlers, some Irish, Spanish and East End gangsters to work my way through. The same as everyone else, just different
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Our international image of being laid back is so wrong.
The indigenous people of Australia aren’t happy about the date because of the history behind it so want it changed.
The stereotype Aussie reaction to changing the date would be - “yeah whatever campaigner, as long as I get the day off.”
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Australia is literally helping Israel keep their economy afloat so they can continue their genocide by working with the Yanks to attack Yemen, but people are getting upset about woollies not doing Australia Day. Ffs.
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Depends on the job you’re going for.
One thing that always stood out for me was when people came with their own questions without being arrogant.
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