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Abnormal÷curiosity
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At thisbpoint seems peopel are getting arrested and or in trouble for saying things propel find offensive seems like soon it wipp be like back in tje day wjere if ubwjere different u just got hidden away n shit n used
Abnormal÷curiosity
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Idk lol i can't sleep hope everyone is having a good week so far tho
Abnormal÷curiosity
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Hahahhahahaha that's a goodn
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You been on the shards?
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Yeah true scary times
Almost don't have to even "take" people already domesticated by streaming services
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This pic basically sums up the '28 years later' film lol
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I remember getting scolded here for saying this
Now look.
www.abc.net.au
"That conversation will come a day after Health Minister Mark Butler is expected to make a significant policy announcement aimed at tightening elements of the disability insurance scheme amid reports that 16 per cent of six-year-old boys are now recipients."
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday flagged the need for reform, citing concerns about its growth trajectory.
PS: The NDIS isn't a bad thing. We need it.
Now look.
Productivity summit begins with a warning on NDIS spending
Treasurer Jim Chalmers opens the much-anticipated productivity round table with an appeal for participants to seek consensus. Meanwhile, the NDIS has emerged as a key "structural issue" in the budget being eyed by the federal government for further reforms.
www.abc.net.au
"That conversation will come a day after Health Minister Mark Butler is expected to make a significant policy announcement aimed at tightening elements of the disability insurance scheme amid reports that 16 per cent of six-year-old boys are now recipients."
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday flagged the need for reform, citing concerns about its growth trajectory.
PS: The NDIS isn't a bad thing. We need it.
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NDIS is a good thing but it's bleeding money due to rorts, no ?I remember getting scolded here for saying this
Now look.
Productivity summit begins with a warning on NDIS spending
Treasurer Jim Chalmers opens the much-anticipated productivity round table with an appeal for participants to seek consensus. Meanwhile, the NDIS has emerged as a key "structural issue" in the budget being eyed by the federal government for further reforms.
"That conversation will come a day after Health Minister Mark Butler is expected to make a significant policy announcement aimed at tightening elements of the disability insurance scheme amid reports that 16 per cent of six-year-old boys are now recipients."
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday flagged the need for reform, citing concerns about its growth trajectory.
PS: The NDIS isn't a bad thing. We need it.
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Congrats it's party time
Indy
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NDIS and Electricity Prices should be at the top of their agenda. I'm seeing new ways that NDIS is being roughted on a weekly basis. Then there's this price gouging from the Electrical companies, which has basically crippled production/manufacturing within this country. It's fucked..
Indy
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Gen-X all over..
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Will never happen with the current ALP. That would require admitting failure on RE
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Let's go nUcLeAr yeah ?
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Of course. Imagine the stimulus of giving all low income households and small businesses free power? Combine that with a decent desalinisation program and Australia might have a glimmer of hope.
Nuclear
Coal
Gas
Hydro
Those are your only choices for constant (high cf) generation + inertia
*Also previous comment wasnt a pro lib statement, they are in lockstep with ALP.
