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FIFO Radio guy 📻 Alice, Adelaide, Albany & everywhere in between. My views are mostly hand-me-downs or on long-term-loan. If you don't like them, I have others

Sydney, New South Wales
Joined May 2009
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Thanks ⁦@TimBrunero⁩ for some great media training to help me better share the value of physio!
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As the PwC tax leaks scandal was unfolding the ATO halved a $1.4 million dollar fine for PwC because they were worried about being taken to court by the giant consulting firm. The Big 4 are holding our public offices to ransom, using their deep pockets to get their way.
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The No camp attracts all the best people.
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Barbara Pocock accuses KPMG CEO Andrew Yates of Lying after he insisted KPMG does not engage in Power Mapping, Pocock stumps with a KPMG Power Map💥 showing special rships with PS & their ratings. “You said you did not do it!” “We are sick of the cover ups in here!”🔥#Estimates
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If you can't afford meat then get to your local livestock auctions and bid! These sheep were sold for $1 each at Wagga. For the price of 1 big mac meal you could buy a years worth of lamb... just need to be willing to roll up your sleeves!
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Qantas has split their workforce over 30 companies- many of which are labour hire. And then wonder why their brand is damaged. If you want to rebuild your brand, employ people through Qantas. #senate
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Apropos of nothing
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The very worst thing about the Minerals Council funded employer ads opposing Labor’s Same Job Same Pay laws isn’t that they are a lie, it’s that they make Australian workers out to be lazy and stupid. They are just disgraceful
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Thank you @DavidPocock for deciding to support the Secure Jobs Better Pay Bill. It will make a real difference for millions of working Australians and their families who are struggling now and have waited for so long for fair pay rises. #insiders
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my boy finally made it, proudest day of my life
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IR. Speers wants to drum up conflict about the mandate claim. Hewitt agrees that that the IR bill does not “reflect the mandate”. She calls the bill “extreme”. And that old fave, “complicated”. This is the “bosses paying workers more money is complex” line. It is not. #Insiders
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Thank you @AustralianLabor, @AlboMP & @Tony_Burke for supporting workers getting a pay rise & making work fairer and respectful for all. 10 years of wage stagnation needs to end the Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill will do this.
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Tensions between the Albanese government and major gas exporters escalated today. The Industry Minister blamed the current gas price crisis on “a glut of greed” by the industry. The government is weighing dramatic intervention to force prices down. #abc730 #auspol
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Peter Duttons nightmare. The upcoming generation of what he calls “union thugs”
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This is Joan. She is 88 and is still supporting the workers in her community as a retired union activist. According to Peter Dutton she is a lifetime union thug. We ❤️ Joan and ⁦@UnionsShoalhav1⁩
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A stunt, but you'd love to see it.
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If a worker refused to turn up to work it's called "unprotected industrial action" and they would be fined $13 320 and have their pay docked for the week
Scott Morrison says he is not attending parliament until the August sitting. Is it possible he mightn't be back in parliament at all?
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Our secretary Mark Morey addressing the crowd outside NSW Parliament House – at Sydney, New South Wales
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I am the daughter of migrants who came to this country for a better life. They left their homeland of Laos because of the Vietnam War and we are lucky Australia gave us refuge. 1/8
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It seems the only popular thing the Morrison Govt did was JobKeeper. Never forget that JobKeeper was something unions proposed, Morrison ruled out & then we had to drag them kicking & screaming to implement. Left to their own devices it would never have happened. #730Report
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