Jeez, wasn't expecting a premier to say that crap. Not even a Liberal prem, although it's not as if Labor inspires much faith either.
Perhaps it's an esoteric form of gambling.
Gotta love the old bus replacement switcharoo.
Glad to see it's also for domestic use. We've got a whole lot of open unused land and solar energy is a great passive use for it.
One worker is set to receive more than $145,000.
That's impressive. Honestly that's life-changing money to even the middle and upper middle income people.
Thanks mate, I really appreciate it :)
they’re saying everything the gambling companies aren’t allowed to in their ads with none of the disclaimers
For all intents and purposes, "influencers" are commercial ads. It's a shame that law doesn't seem to keep up with these simple workarounds.
oh 'fining'. Because I suspect plenty of politicians would take them to a restaurant and make a deal.
I have almost zero doubt that it will be after fabricating some sort of nonsense casus belli that gives them a veneer of legitimacy.
The People's Republic of China already take the official position that the Chinese Civil War is an ongoing conflict. And while I haven't looked much into the Republic of China (Taiwan) position on the ground, taking their constitution at face value, they officially claim mainland China is their territory. So I don't think the casus belli will be a problem, at least internally.
Ah alright. Yeah that happens to us all these days, journos jumping the gun to get a scoop.
Under the agreement workers will get a 12 per cent pay rise over three years plus back pay, they will also see an improvement to their conditions and technological advances.
Important to remember these negotiation aren't just about the pay.
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Sydney - Technion (Israel Institute of Technology) gala event protest at 6pm tonight
(www.facebook.com)
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Victorian Liberal Party member & local candidate Louise Black uncovered as a regular in Neo-Nazi circles
(thewhiterosesociety.writeas.com)
cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/15185451
- 11:00am Tuesday 12 November
- Belmore Park near Central Station
Join us to rally for the rights of the CFMEU and defend our democratic rights.
The new legislation targeting the CFMEU, stripping away its democratic processes based on unproven rumours is still standing. This is a dangerous precedent, threatening every union member’s right to organise and be heard. This precedent is undemocratic and anti-union! Let’s show up and demand these unjust laws be repealed!
It's important to understand the administration as a precedent, rather than specifically looking at the CFMEU. This has already had a chilling effect on other unions wanting to avoid similar repression, and just like many times before, sets up an attack for the Liberal Party to extend when next elected. That's why it's critical for other workers like us to stand together in solidarity, before there's no strong unions left to stand for ours. I urge those who can to come and bring friends, and those who can't to donate to the campaign - since the administration has seized the union's funds, they are relying on the generosity of other unions and political parties for printing fliers, buying flags, providing spaces and other basic organising needs.
See also this excellent article shared by @zero_gravitas recently: https://aussie.zone/post/14941033
- 11:00am Tuesday 12 November
- Belmore Park near Central Station
Join us to rally for the rights of the CFMEU and defend our democratic rights.
The new legislation targeting the CFMEU, stripping away its democratic processes based on unproven rumours is still standing. This is a dangerous precedent, threatening every union member’s right to organise and be heard. This precedent is undemocratic and anti-union! Let’s show up and demand these unjust laws be repealed!
It's important to understand the administration as a precedent, rather than specifically looking at the CFMEU. This has already had a chilling effect on other unions wanting to avoid similar repression, and just like many times before, sets up an attack for the Liberal Party to extend when next elected. That's why it's critical for other workers like us to stand together in solidarity, before there's no strong unions left to stand for ours. I urge those who can to come and bring friends, and those who can't to donate to the campaign - since the administration has seized the union's funds, they are relying on the generosity of other unions and political parties for printing fliers, buying flags, providing spaces and other basic organising needs.
See also this excellent article shared by @zero_gravitas recently: https://aussie.zone/post/14941033
*proceeds to not mention which industry groups*
To be fair, it probably goes without saying...