Archive for the tag "Labor"
Shock Weightloss Surprise! The Migently Mystery Solved!
Where has Sir Roger been? Why has he been absent from his adoring public? Well, first and least, how could Sir Roger satirise Australian politics any more than Australia’s laughingstock politicians were doing by themselves? How could he point out the ridiculous any more clearly than the ridiculous politicians themselves? It is an unavoidable fact [...]
Posted: 26 February, 2012 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Culture, politics and government, values, weight loss.
Tags: Abbott, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Gillard, Greens, intelligence, Labor, Liberal, politics, Rudd, values, weight loss, weightloss
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Is Labor Finished?
Sir Roger Migently is not angry. He is over it. According to Friday’s ABC 7.30 Report The Government is pushing ahead with its demand that dozens of dentists repay $20 million claimed under Medicare for treating people with chronic diseases. Here’s how it is: Few people can afford dental service, not even preventive. Just [...]
Posted: 2 January, 2012 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Economics, Life, politics and government, values.
Tags: Australian Politics, Australian Values, coalition, dental, dental work, dentist, dentistry, ethical, ethics, false teeth, finished, Gillard, GP, is labor finished, Labor, labor finished, medical, morals, Patient Management Plan, political values, politics, prosthetics, race to the bottom, teeth, unemployment, values
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NSW Politicians are Idiots and Slime
Sir Roger tells me he really didn’t want to have to write anything today. He has a new pair of Wellington boots and they are chafing his heels. He just wants to put his feet up and go to that nothing box men go to where women are not allowed. Perhaps this will help you [...]
Posted: 21 March, 2011 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Computing, Culture, Internet, Language, Life, Media, politics and government, Science, Sex, Technology, values, Video.
Tags: australia, Australian political values, Australian Values, birth of a word, brain, brains, connection, cultural values, Deb Roy, democracy, election, government, idiots, Labor, Labour, Language, learning, Liberal, mars, men, men's, mens brains, MIT, networking, NSW, NSW election, nsw election ads, NSW politics, O'Farrell, political values, politicians, politicians are idiots, politics, slime, social media, social network, technological values, technology, TED, values, venus, women, women's, womens brains
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Tony Abbott’s Amazing New Skill: ‘Slug Whisperer’
It’s hard to look dignified with your bum in the air and your nose sticky with Molluscan mucus trying to convince the stupid gastropods to see it your way.
Posted: 6 October, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Culture, Internet, Life, politics and government, Science, Sex, US Politics, values.
Tags: Abbott, american politics, Australian political values, Australian Politics, British Labour, British politics, Commonwealth Games, Delhi, Democrats, dog whistle, gastropod, Labor, Labour, mollusc, Obama, politics, slug, slug whisperer, Sport, Tony Abbott
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Let’s Get This Straight
We got what we wanted: we gave both bastards a thumping. And they are both going to have to fight the toughest, most delicate political games of their lives.
Posted: 9 September, 2010 in Aussie Citizenship, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Economics, History, Life, politics and government, Sex, values.
Tags: 2PP, Abbott, AEC, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Bandt, coalition, Electoral Commission, Greens, Hockey, independents, Katter, Labor, Liberal, most seats, most votes, National, Oakeshott, political values, politics, primary votes, Pyne, swing, two party preferred, Wilkie, Windsor
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The Reality of So-Called “National Seats”
What pisses off Sir Roger is how people, urging the independents to side with the Coalition, refer to Kennedy, Lyne and New England as “National Party seats”.
Posted: 6 September, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, Media, politics and government, values.
Tags: Australian political values, Australian Values, Greens, independents, Katter, Kennedy, Labor, Lyne, National Party, Nationals, New England, Oakeshott, party politics, politics, primary vote, values, Windsor
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Perfectly Balanced
Has there ever been an election outcome like it? It simply couldn’t be closer right at the moment with the 2PP at precisely 50% each.
Posted: 30 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government.
Tags: Abbott, Australian Politics, Crook, Gillard, hung parliament, independents, Katter, Labor, Liberal, Milne, minority government, National, Oakeshott, politics, Windsor
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Swing? What Swing?
the Swing to “Informal”, at 1.69%, was larger than the swing to the Liberals (0.62%), or any other opposition party. But the swing to the Greens was 3.53%.
Posted: 23 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government, values.
Tags: 2PP, Abbott, Australian Politics, election, Gillard, government, Labor, Liberal, National, politics, swing, two party preferred
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The Front Fell Off Again
Can there be anything that typifies more the plight in which federal Labor finds itself today? PLUS what Bob Catter really feels when no-one’s looking AND MORE
Posted: 22 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, History, Life, Media, politics and government, values, Video.
Tags: 7.30 Report, Abbott, animation, australian election, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Bandt, Bob Catter, Brian Dawe, Clarke and Dawe, coalition, comedy, cow, dinosaur, dog, election, fart, front fell off, fun, Greens, Hippo, humor, humour, hung parliament, in the jungle, John Clarke, Labor, Liberal Natoinal, mow, Ornitholestes, penguin, Pig, political values, politics, T-Rex, the lion sleeps tonight, Video, Wilkie, youtube
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Don’t Forget Someone Has to be Speaker
In all the talk about hung parliaments and who’ll be first to 75 the pundits seem to be ignoring that whoever’s first to 75 would have to provide a Speaker
Posted: 22 August, 2010 in Australian Values.
Tags: australian election, Australian government. government, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Australian Values, Bennelong, Catter, constitution, deliverance, Denison, election, Greens, hoi polloi, hung parliament, independents, Labor, Liberal National Country Party, Oakeshott, parliament, political values, politicians, politics, preferred, senate, stable government, Tasmania, two-party, Wilkie, Wilson Tuckey, Windsor
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For Those Afraid to Vote …
The election in a nutshell – and in Mandarin. And how the Sex Party fits in (if you’ll pardon the expression).
Posted: 21 August, 2010 in Australian Values.
Tags: Abbott, australian election, Australian government, Australian political values, Australian Politics, Brown, coalition, election, Gillard, Greens, Labor, Liberal, politics, Rudd, Sex, Sex Party
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Seats to Watch on Saturday
These are seats to watch tomorrow night, according to the betting markets. The outcome – hung or not – could hinge on these two:
Posted: 20 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government, values.
Tags: Australian political values, Australian Politics, Bennelong, betting, election, gambling, government, hung parliament, La Trobe, Labor, Liberal, Lindsay, markests, minority government, Northern Territory, NSW, odds, politics, Solomon, Victoria
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Possum’s 2010 Election Simulation
Possum Pollytics has his election results simulation up now. Well worth a read and a look even if …
Posted: 18 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government, values.
Tags: australian election, Australian Politics, Australian Values, election, election simulation, Gillard, Greens, Labor, Liberal, National Party, politics, pollytics, possum, probability, Rudd, statistics
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It’s a Cliffhanger!
We have a nailbiter, yes, but it’s not the overall result which still looks pretty much assured. The real cliffhanger is …
Posted: 17 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, politics and government, values.
Tags: Abbott, Adam Brandt, australian election, Australian greens, Australian Politics, Australian Values, bellwether, Bennelong, betting, cliffhanger, coalition, Eden-Monaro, election, election betting, federal election, gambling, Gillard, graph, Greens, John Alexander, Labor, Liberal, Lindsay Tanner, market, Maxine, McKew, odds, political values, politics, Press Club
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Action-Contract Man Unsmuggles the Budgie
The pundits say the election is Abbott’s to lose but from the betting it’s still actually Labor’s to lose. Meanwhile Action-Contract Man unsmuggles the Budgie
Posted: 9 August, 2010 in Australian Politics, Australian Values, comedy/humour, Economics, politics and government, values.
Tags: Abbott, Action Contract, Action-Contract Man, australia, Australian economic values, Australian economy, Australian political values, Australian Values, betfair, betting, betting market, budgie, budgie smugglers, campaign, Centrebet, coalition, Economics, economy, election, election campaign, federal election, gambling, Gillard, IASBet, Labor, Liberal, LuxBet, market, National, odds, political values, politics, Rudd, speedos, sportingbet, Sportsbet, statistics, Superman, values, WBX
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