If you haven’t already voted, and you’re not sure about the multitude of people on the ballot in your electorate, you can check them out via the ABC site https://www.abc.net.au/news/elections/federal/2019/guide/electorates How to vote cards handed out by the folks outside the polling place are really just lists in order of preference deals made, it’s taking YOUR… Continue reading Election 2019: Know Your Candidates
Category: Politics
Vote Early!
Voting all done! Yay to that. It’s good to be able to avoid the calamity that is democracy day when the masses and the madness come out to vote en mass. We voted early today ahead of the May 18, 2019 election date. It’s cool they have those little printers that print out the green… Continue reading Vote Early!
An Honest Government Ad
Just in case we need to be reminded going into the election… don’t vote for Liberal they do not have your interests at heart and they can’t be swayed, they are being infiltrated and influenced by religious groups who don’t pay taxes and at least one group that doesn’t even vote, but puts money in… Continue reading An Honest Government Ad
Voting for a Special Interest Group
When it comes to voting for a specialist group first check that they have more than one policy. Often these special interest groups go to an election with a single-minded goal… and that goal may align with one of your values, however, it also makes that person or group open to persuasion when it comes… Continue reading Voting for a Special Interest Group
Early Childhood Education is a now thing
15 hours of “Subsidised Early Education” for every 3 and 4 year old per week is not enough of a move in the right direction. We need to get Early Childhood Education wrapped up into the public schooling system – full time, not subsidised but actually paid out of the public purse. Childcare centres are… Continue reading Early Childhood Education is a now thing
Partyroom Politics
Marriage Equality is the subject for today in the party rooms. They will, hopefully, be discussing Dean Smith’s private member’s bill and, hopefully, they will approve it for discussion and a vote in parliament. The government is crazy if they think they can survive NOT putting this forward. It has gone on long enough, over… Continue reading Partyroom Politics
Tony Abbott shares more of his (so called) wisdom
Tony Abbott says of marriage: “It is something that evolved many centuries ago to protect women and children in a world where they were much less secure than they are now. That’s why I would be very reluctant to change.” And I might remind you, he’s talking about the times, centuries ago, when women and… Continue reading Tony Abbott shares more of his (so called) wisdom
No!
It’s a long video, and yeah it’s US based but there’s still plenty to see in this 8 minute video that is of use to everyone.