Australian Election

[Whistler]

A direct appeal to 50% of Australia's population, from easily the best PM we have had this century.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-20/ ... 1211464107

We have had a woeful list of PM's over the past 22 years. I don't rank any of them highly, maybe the best of a bad lot.

[tamada]

A direct appeal to 50% of Australia's population, from easily the best PM we have had this century.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-20/ ... 1211464107

Hear! Hear!

[GT93]

A direct appeal to 50% of Australia's population, from easily the best PM we have had this century.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-20/ ... 1211464107

We have had a woeful list of PM's over the past 22 years. I don't rank any of them highly, maybe the best of a bad lot.

Some of them were shockers. Hopefully the next one does better.

[stattointhailand]

I know Aussie is a bl**dy big place and it must take a lot of organising to contact all the Bruce's 'n Sheila's, but this threads been going for nearly two months now and I still can't see any sign of anyone voting

[trekkertony]

Neither will those left hanging on the end of a phone as a result of having COVID, wanting to vote then give up seeing their phone credit disappearing quicker than Whistler was able to extinguish fires in the rural fire brigade.

[Whistler]

Neither will those left hanging on the end of a phone as a result of having COVID, wanting to vote then give up seeing their phone credit disappearing quicker than Whistler was able to extinguish fires in the rural fire brigade.

Stop drinking, it shows in your posts.

Bag me all you like, but if you bag what the RFS stands for you are a total low life. You would not dare to even try that in any public place in Australia, pull your head in.

[Whistler]

I know Aussie is a bl**dy big place and it must take a lot of organising to contact all the Bruce's 'n Sheila's, but this threads been going for nearly two months now and I still can't see any sign of anyone voting

by 22:00 hours Thai time I suggest, we will see a change in government

[Whistler]

Neither will those left hanging on the end of a phone as a result of having COVID, wanting to vote then give up seeing their phone credit disappearing quicker than Whistler was able to extinguish fires in the rural fire brigade.

there is phone voting in Australia for people with covid, would you deny them a vote on a toll free number?

[jackspratt]

I know Aussie is a bl**dy big place and it must take a lot of organising to contact all the Bruce's 'n Sheila's, but this threads been going for nearly two months now and I still can't see any sign of anyone voting

Go back to sleep, statts - and when you wake up (?) polling day will have started in Oz.

Meanwhile, 4 million+ have already voted in pre-poll voting, including UM's own far right-wing pundit, Sport.

[pepesgrill]

Neither will those left hanging on the end of a phone as a result of having COVID, wanting to vote then give up seeing their phone credit disappearing quicker than Whistler was able to extinguish fires in the rural fire brigade.

Stop drinking, it shows in your posts.

Bag me all you like, but if you bag what the RFS stands for you are a total low life. You would not dare to even try that in any public place in Australia, pull your head in.

reread the man's post . he wasn't slagging you off.
gawd, there's so many voices in your head many

[tamada]

Neither will those left hanging on the end of a phone as a result of having COVID, wanting to vote then give up seeing their phone credit disappearing quicker than Whistler was able to extinguish fires in the rural fire brigade.

Stop drinking, it shows in your posts.

Bag me all you like, but if you bag what the RFS stands for you are a total low life. You would not dare to even try that in any public place in Australia, pull your head in.

reread the man's post . he wasn't slagging you off.
gawd, there's so many voices in your head many

Yes he was. But he wasn't slagging off the RFS badge that was unreasonably whipped out as a defence.

[JimboPSM]

BBC News is carrying a live feed on the Australian elections:

• Link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-a ... a-61532469

More information on Australian news and the election can be found in BBC World News, Australia section:

• Link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world/australia

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[tamada]

Australia election: Why is Australia's parliament so white?

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-australia-61532469

[Barney]

Australia election: Why is Australia's parliament so white?

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-australia-61532469

Because of the successful “slip slop slap” campaign over the last few decades


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[tamada]

Australia election: Why is Australia's parliament so white?

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-australia-61532469

Because of the successful “slip slop slap” campaign over the last few decades


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Of course! How could the Beeb have missed that?

[Whistler]

UPDATE.

Huge swing to the Greens, Climate Change has been the number 1 issue (sorry sport, well not really, you got it wrong big time)

Potential outcome. in order of likelyhood

1. Minority Labor win with Greens and Teals holding power in cross bench (40%)
2. Slim Labor majority (40%)
3. Coalition minority government (3%)
4. Coalition to retain government (2%)

[tamada]

A bit late but.

[Whistler]

Robertson has fallen to Labor,

Chance for Labor majority has improved

[Sport]

UPDATE.

Huge swing to the Greens, Climate Change has been the number 1 issue (sorry sport, well not really, you got it wrong big time)

The deathnell of Australia thanks to the slimey greens. Not over yet though, a lot of counting to be done. Climate change is still a load of rubbish.

[Whistler]

Morrison is toast