Saturday 26th of April 2025

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black ops .....

black ops .....

What a pack of clowns they are. What a bunch of jumped-up nongs they must have been. The Liberal Party back-room apparatchiks now parading before the Independent Commission Against Corruption are revealed, at last, in all their infantile stupidity.

the lucky country .....

the lucky country .....

from Politicoz …..

religious and economic bastardry...

religiouzoso

I could be wrong but I believe that religion and economic bastardry have been mixed together in the Commission of Audit report, as well as in the government's response... It feels like all of them combined want to create a new class of poor in this country. To make sure we'll swallow the pill, there is a pitched format in which "everyone is doing a bit of heavy lifting"... Of course the poorest have to do more of their proportional share. Tough titties.... Joe is lying.


which one is joe hockey?...

 

joe hockey
Joe Hockey live from Canberra

Treasurer Joe Hockey addresses the media in Canberra on the recommendations of the Audit Commission.

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I have no idea on how Joe Hockey is dealing with this Audit Commission, but from what I have heard and read, this whatever Commission of Audits is about the need to dismantle every governmental agencies and feed them to the lions of private enterprise.

so much for the "we" .....

so much for the "we" ....

In the age of Twitter, a 700-page book about wealth distribution is an odd pathway to celebrity.

all in the family ....

all in the family .....

from Politicoz …..

ICAC explodes on NSW Liberals …..

hockzilla ....

hockzilla ....

from Crikey ….

It's hard to recall a pre-budget process in which a government's messages have been more confused than this one.

octane, alcohol, petrol, toluene plus the smell of oil rags and of doing donuts...

toluene and octane

NSW'S E10 unleaded fuel mandate is a ''debacle'' and is costing the state's motorists millions, according to an international study.

The Texas Tech University research found motorists had a ''significant aversion'' to the ethanol blended product.

With the push for E10 reducing the availability of regular grade unleaded, motorists had instead flocked to the more expensive premium petrol because of concerns about E10's potential engine damage as well as fuel efficiency.

http://www.drive.com.au/motor-news/mandate-on-ethanol-fuel-costs-drivers-dearly-study-20140427-37c6j.html

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