Tuesday 1st of July 2025

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keeping up appearances .....

keeping up appearances .....

Labor has made a $5 billion pitch to its heartland, splashing cash hand-outs and tax breaks on families and low income earners in the federal budget.

But the bonanza has come at the expense of business with the government abandoning its promised one per cent company tax cut.

RIP roland moreno...

smart card

A French 1983 smart telephone card — picture by Gus Leonisky

a real touch of class .....

more slipper .....

Craig Thompson repeatedly provided false and misleading information during the course of a long investigation into the national office of the Health Services Union, a Fair Work Australia report has found.

the pirate — in a misadventure with global warming...

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In the movie "The Pirates in an Adventure with Scientists", the main pirate is a kind-hearted fool... He sinks the Beagle in a competition with some other pirates, but then sails Darwin back to England...

Lots of laughter and sharp jokes about science, apparently...

The bad joke here is that Tony Abbott is a sad annoying pirate — a fool who is still trying to sink the Beagle with no intention of saving Darwin from drowning... He can smell blood as Pirate Crook joins his team... He is taken aback a little by some of his bloodied crew — Pyne and Brough — who in their desire to sink the slipper, shot themselves in the foot... Idiots.

 

on the road to nowhere .....

from the road to nowhere .....

So, it has come to this. A decade, a state government inquiry and litigation and appeals through every level of the legal system to conclude the bleeding obvious: that company directors are required to tell the truth.

government crime .....

government crime .....

A former senior bureaucrat and expert on Aboriginal health was sacked when his employer learnt he had a 45-year-old conviction - for having sex with his girlfriend when he was a teenager.

a question of race vs racism .....

a question of race vs racism .....

from the drum …..

Last week, Prime Minister Julia Gillard pondered what the "character and conduct" of the Anzac legend "did to shape our nation", and how "a worthy foe [Turkey] has proved to be an even greater friend".

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