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From: D Walford on 17 Jul 2010 22:00 On 17/07/2010 11:55 PM, hippo wrote: > Jason James wrote: >> >> The choice hasnt been so easy for a long while> back to the '50s with Abbott >> and his school-days Nulla nulla to educate us,. or a woman's version of the >> ALP. >> Back to full blown "work-choices" or some sanity from Julia. >> >> A while back, Austar was advertising the function of the red button on their >> remote. Some wags were filmed offering their opinion on what the "red" >> button should do,..one said "press it to erase that mental picture I still >> have in my mind, of Abbott in his speedos,...LOL!! >> >> Jason >> >> >> >> > > I'll be voting for our sitting member because she's actually helped to > achieve a lot for this electorate in the last decade and a half. From what > I've seen, I've only lived in one other federal seat where the local > member has been more visible, more accessible, or taken pains to be more > accountable. > Julia Gillard was very active in her electorate especially supporting schools, she regularly visited almost every school in the area, don't now if that will continue because she is no longer education minister but she is liked and respected amongst the school communities in the west of Melb. Daryl
From: Marts on 18 Jul 2010 00:01 Jason James wrote... > The choice hasnt been so easy for a long while> back to the '50s with Abbott > and his school-days Nulla nulla to educate us,. or a woman's version of the > ALP. > Back to full blown "work-choices" or some sanity from Julia. Consider, Jason, that these people are NOT their respective parties, but rather, the figureheads for those who really make the rules. These are people that we don't get to hear or see, nor did we vote for them. So, it doesn't matter whether the ALP has a female "running" the show or a male. They both will trot out the party line. Same for the Liberals. So, to get back on topic, the question that needs to be asked of both parties - what will they do about the motoring industry in Australia. Will we see continued subsidies for foreign owned corporations, or will we see them left to survive on their own devices? Of course, the latter may mean the loss of local manufacturing industries and jobs if we end up with 100 percent imports. But do the likes of GM/H, Ford and Toyota deserve taxpayer funded handups?
From: atec77 on 18 Jul 2010 00:18 On 18/07/2010 11:48 AM, PhilD wrote: 4x ? sheesh > PhilD > > > > > -- X-No-Archive: Yes
From: atec77 on 18 Jul 2010 00:26 On 18/07/2010 1:17 PM, Matt Richards wrote: > > Bernd, I hate to say it, but you're wrong on this one. > > Matt. Fact is the correct methodology is back bone and have the isp's do the retail the biggest problem is telstra's reluctence to install equipment without competition which suggests splitting the wholesale retail side of telstra should fix tata Data transport to local nodes /exchanges makes economic sense the nbn does not -- X-No-Archive: Yes
From: PhilD on 18 Jul 2010 02:10
"atec77" <atec77(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:i1tva3$fp0$2(a)news.eternal-september.org... > On 18/07/2010 11:48 AM, PhilD wrote: > 4x ? sheesh > >> PhilD >> No, only 2 extra. |