Scott Morrison - How Long? Part 2
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Dirty Milt is being naughty:
Convicted child sex offender and former Labor NSW minister Milton Orkopoulos will have to front up in court after allegedly breaching his parole conditions.
Disgraced MP Orkopoulos to front court
Steven Trask
Australian Associated Press21 January 2020
My first job was in one of those departments and you will just have to take my word that they are chocked full of impracticaĺ zealots and a few young switched on go-getters who knew what they were doing (they are all in the private sector now, mainly in the resources sector lol).
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God you are full of s**t.
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Dirty Milt is being naughty:
Convicted child sex offender and former Labor NSW minister Milton Orkopoulos will have to front up in court after allegedly breaching his parole conditions.
Disgraced MP Orkopoulos to front court
Steven Trask
Australian Associated Press21 January 2020
Change your password man, looks like a bot has hacked your account
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Let’s also not forget that according to International Monetary Fund we’re chipping in another 29 billion ($1198 per person) in subsidies to fossil fuels industries as well.
Global fossil fuel subsidies reach $5.2 trillion, and $29 billion in Australia
IMF says fossil fuel subsidies in Australia amount to nearly $1,200 per person, or a total of $29 billion.
reneweconomy.com.au
I too can tell anecdotes that may or may not be representative of every person in every position country wide.
always amazes me that with greens hiding under every bed the greens party cant manage to get more than a few percent of the vote?
are they too busy stymying back-burns to bother actually voting in a government that will auto-ban everything?
If so they really need to get a time and motion chap in to explain that its a lot more efficient to just vote the greens in and ban back burning in parliament than it is to veto it back burn by back burn.
I thought they were all on the dole and at protest marches?
do we have another schroedingers situation here?
So you know the ones at the various departments as well as the ones on the dole smoking weed.
who are you hanging out with?
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All this s**t about green, you are obsessed. What color does the coal industry and it's supporters (such as yourself) identify as? Is it a political position you jumped on, or were you taught this behaviour?
The inner city trendies!
Work for the department of biodiversity conservation and attractions in WA and I'm calling bull on this. The staff are very committed to the environment of course and to fire management as well.
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We certainly have a deadset weird cat, that's for sure.
You're just going to have to take his word for it, hahahaha!
geeezus WTF is that
5 bux there's one of those depts at every council, every state pub service, and federal public service also.
I don't doubt they were committed. Sounds like a classic public service junket factory that noone would want to give up.
What a strange world where people who would identify as conservatives don’t want to conserve the natural environment & consider it a radical leftist position to do so.
How do they imagine we would survive without trees & other vegetation/wildlife?
Oh and the attractions they’re conserving are things like reefs & forrests which tourism promotes to make up the millions it brings in.
Do you all want to live in a ******* coal mine or some kind of post apocalyptic Bladerunner scenario.
Try thinking for a change.
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How do they imagine we would survive without trees & other vegetation/wildlife?
Oh and the attractions they’re conserving are things like reefs & forrests which tourism promotes to make up the millions it brings in.
Do you all want to live in a ******* coal mine or some kind of post apocalyptic Bladerunner scenario.
Try thinking for a change.
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The amount of bloat now existing from local govt all the way to Fed public service is mind blowing. Unheard of junkets and self perpetuating excess that must be due for a nice fat efficiency dividend.
Be surprised if there wasn't 5-10Billion a year savings just getting rid of a fraction of the useless bloat.
Albo could do worse than go into 2022 with some overdue govt cuts. Unfortunately they'll probably immediately promise something equally useless to spend it on and throw it away.
Be surprised if there wasn't 5-10Billion a year savings just getting rid of a fraction of the useless bloat.
Albo could do worse than go into 2022 with some overdue govt cuts. Unfortunately they'll probably immediately promise something equally useless to spend it on and throw it away.
Thats the dept who think locking up the best areas of Australia and putting a toll on it is the way to go. Also forced the removal of hundreds of stunning 80-100 year old Jacaranda and flame trees all along the freeway because someone in the department was offended that they weren't "natives".geeezus WTF is that
5 bux there's one of those depts at every council, every state pub service, and federal public service also.
I don't doubt they were committed. Sounds like a classic public service junket factory that noone would want to give up.
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I'm conservative and passionate about the environment. I'm working at the moment on a study to make a certain iron ore miners pilbara operations carbon neutral in the not so distant future!
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Working on a study. How enlightening.
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