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As it's more than 100 days now, it has been suggested that a new thread was needed.  The current govt has been breaking promises and telling lies at a rate so fast it's hard to keep up.Woman Happy

 

This below is worrying, "independent" pffft, as if your own doctor is somehow what? biased, it's ridiculous. So far there is talk of only including people under a certain age 30-35, for now. Remember that if your injured in a car, injured at work or get ill, you too might need to go on the DSP. They have done a similar think in the UK with devastating consequences.

 

and this is the 2nd time recently where the Govt has referred to work as welfare???? So when you go to work tomorrow (or tuesday), just remember that's welfare.

 

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-20/disability-pensioners-may-be-reassessed-kevin-andrews/5400598

 

Independent doctors could be called in to reassess disability pensioners, Federal Government says

 

The Federal Government is considering using independent doctors to examine disability pensioners and assess whether they should continue to receive payments.

 

Currently family doctors provide reports supporting claims for the Disability Support Pension (DSP).

But Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews is considering a measure that would see independent doctors reassess eligibility.

 

"We are concerned that where people can work, the best form of welfare is work," Mr Andrews said at a press conference.

 

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How very very interesting !!!.  Now a realty check (sorry) :

 

It would appear that selective C&Ps are again on view, or just truncated perhaps? In the article I discovered these comments:

 

"According to AEC records, the Free Enterprise Foundation has declared the $200,000 donation but the federal Liberal Party has not.......................A spokesman for the AEC said the commission did not comment on individual cases................."The primary intention of the financial disclosure scheme is to achieve disclosure and that intention has been met in this instance," he said."

 

Some history in the same vein:

SMH 23013

The Labor caucus has endorsed reforms to the way political parties are funded amid criticism from independent MP Andrew Wilkie that the the government and Coalition have done a "grubby deal" over the changes.

 

SMH 2013:
"The ALP disclosed total donations of $131,500, although donors said they gave $912,891.

 

I do wonder at the (self-righteous ) comments often expressed mainly by the Myops  apropos politics,  when if they removed their pink filters they might notice that both colours behave in similar fashion.

 

 

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It is somewhat "paradoxical" that the above image could be also applied to BOTH parties view (and rightly so) of a hip-pocket sensitised electorate bleating:  "gimme gimme".

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@watta*drama*queen wrote:

@icyfroth wrote:

@aps1080 wrote:

@am*3 wrote:

Stop commenting on my personal circumstances - you don't even know if I have a job, 6 jobs or no job.. or what my future plans are.

Not every household is a one income household you know.Woman Wink

 

Anyone that follows unemployment trends are well aware of how seasonal, casual part time jobs can alter the data. 

 

Whoopie - fruit picking jobs increase the number of jobs available for a few months a year.. how exciting for everyone looking for a full time job.


I'll comment on what I want to comment on, especially if the information is public domain.

 

if you aren't a one income household, that answers a lot then doesn't it.

 

 

Do YOU EVER intend to get a job where the salary is more then $50,000 ?

 

 


Sitting at the computer all day making comments on social media doesn't pay much, unfortunately.


It would appear that sitting at the computer all day making comments on social media is better paid for by an employer Smiley Surprised


 

Er, Icy works for herself and so do I.

 

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@boris1gary wrote:

13/01/15 for those that can't seem to remember what the date is, although I understand why they wish to live in the past - such embarrassment and shame for the cheer squad of the LyingNPWoman LOL

 

abbotts LyingNP worst government ever


 

I see that was replied to Debra, I think you need to make sure am3 reads it, plus a few others of your lot

since it is you who couldn't stick to the current Gov't so now the date doesn't matter !

 

Late to the party again boris, PLEASE do try to keep up Smiley LOL

 

 

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Post 7123 - I think you better recheck that statement.

Tony Abbott is the current PM, evidence of his grog monster behaviour in 2009 is background/basis to current allegations gphe has alcohol problems.

Now Julia G, Rudd, or Howard ... They aren't in current govt are they?
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Billy boy looks a bit pregnant in that photo LOL

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Actually Abbott missed voting on 5 key matters in 2009, due to being asleep in his office after a heavy drinking session.

 

2009

 

Tony Abbott once missed five key votes in Parliament

 

 

TONY Abbott missed the key economic vote of the new Parliament - the $42 billion fiscal stimulus package - because he fell asleep after a night of drinking witnessed by MPs from both sides of Parliament.

 

Mr Abbott told Chief Opposition Whip Alex Somlyay that he missed five divisions on the night of Thursday, February 12 because he fell asleep in his office.

 

His nap followed dinner in the Members' Dining Room with Peter Costello, Kevin Andrews and Peter Dutton, where numerous bottles of wine were consumed.

 

Treasurer Wayne Swan, in the midst of a speech on the Government's response to the global economic crisis, noted the absence of high-profile Liberal MPs.

 

"The Member for Higgins (Mr Costello), as this vital debate in the history of the country is going on, is currently in the dining room,'' he said at 10.10pm.

 

"He is currently in the dining room with the Member for Menzies (Mr Andrews). He is currently in the dining room with the Member for Warringah (Mr Abbott).

 

"That is what they think about the strategy ... those on that side of the house.''

 

By 11.35pm, when the bells for the division on the Government's Nation Building and Job Plan legislation sounded, Mr Costello, Mr Dutton and Mr Andrews had returned to the chamber to vote.

 

But Mr Abbott was absent. Hansard records show he missed five votes that evening - he had not requested leave and was not paired with a Government MP.

 

The Warringah MP was asleep in his office.

 

Herald Sun

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You are repeating yourself, first sign of problems Smiley LOL

 

Suggest you go to the doctors Smiley LOL

 

 

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Who's the woman?

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