on โ20-05-2013 10:51 AM
boost for Julia Gillard amid push to get states to sign on to Gonski education reforms
Updated 2 hours 34 minutes ago
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has received a boost in the latest newspaper polls as she continues her push to get states and territories to sign up to the Federal Government's education reforms.
Fairfax's latest Nielsen poll says support for Ms Gillard as preferred prime minister has increased four points to 46 per cent, leaving her level with Opposition Leader Tony Abbott, whose support dipped four points.
Ms Gillard also closed the preferred prime minister gap in News Limited's Newspoll, gaining two points to 39 per cent while Mr Abbott's support dipped two points to 40 per cent.
Labor's primary vote jumped three points to 32 per cent in the Nielsen poll, compared with the Coalition's vote, which dipped five points to 44 per cent.
read on, 'ere:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-20/labor-gets-poll-boost-as-gillard-continues-gonski-push/4699318
on โ20-05-2013 05:12 PM
I reckon this clip is a corker...........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-6E5yX1E0U
:^O:^O
Turnbull must have been sooooooo Embarrassment mate.
Abbot can even make Turnbull look clumsy and inarticulate.
Blimey the reason we're being bent over and ...you know the rest....for an NBN, is because Little Johnny sold the copper network. Foresight eh? Probably thought it would be redundant in 10 years. WRONG.
Seems to me (and I'm not a techie type), that It's not the Fibre (or whatever it's called) we're paying so much for, it's digging a completely NEW network because we don't own the tunnels the OLD NETWORK is housed in. Dumb, Dumber or Dumbest? you decide.
If the Telstra Network infrastructure was still ours, it would be only a matter of upgrading the wiring. How many Political decisions have led to the same BS outcome?
sorry, just had to vent that.