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- jag on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues I just find the whole thing terrible and it does show the disdain that all parties and independents have for parliament and ... more
- Robert on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues @Pete. Right-Wing media? Im surprised there is any. And im sure the leftys would love to destroy what little we have by ... more
- Luigi T Cassimatis on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues His performance in the coward's castle today under their so called 'parliamentary privilege' was flawed to the hilt. I am ... more
- Dennis on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues The reason why some establishment take your DRIVERS LICENCE number is purely for proof.If the card is fraudulent they will ... more
- Greg on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues @Benson, gee lets make Tony a saint,what a suck up more
- Benson on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Absent JuLia Gillard would of been proud of desperate Craig Thomson's Academy Award Winning performance today, especially ... more
- Peter on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues You won't read or hear that in our right wing media! OFF SUBJECT! more
- Wayne on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues I believe pigs can fly too, just look at the lying Labor government. more
- Godfrey on Bee Gee Robin Gibb passes away A very timely reminder, that time is very short for all of us. I am still grieving about poor young Andy Gibb passing away. ... more
- Pete on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Julia Gillard is the only Prime Minister in 40 years to have inflation, unemployment and interest rates all below 5%. You ... more
- IAN SMITH on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Craig Thomson's generalizing superficial, mud-slinging statement today conveniently did not mention his own blatant failure ... more
- Robert on Fighting the war on drugs The war on drugs has been raging for well over twenty years now. It wasnt meant to be won. Drugs were introduced at a time ... more
- Susan on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues OMG! Can't believe the stuff coming out of Thomson's mouth. Spent the first 10 minutes telling us how wonderful he is and ... more
- Karen J. on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Pathological liars, Labor are all completely untrustworthy traitor scumbags who have Hijacked and severely damaged ... more
- Allan Black on Bee Gee Robin Gibb passes away I was a 19yr old panel operator at 2UE, 29 Bligh Street Sydney. Bob Rogers was one of their TOP 40 deejays. The Bee Gees ... more
- Shirley on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues I think this Labor 007 agent, horny & thorny Craig Thomson has been watching far too many James Bond movies in his hotel ... more
- James W on Tectonic plates shift under Gillard Peter B, Rudd was the most popular PM we have ever had, he set a plan in place and actioned it, in the darkest days of the ... more
- Silly JuliA on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Despite being critical to the survival of Labor, this Craig Thomson affair, that could rightly bring down Julia Gillard's ... more
- Peter on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues This goose just cannot take the hint! Anybody who thinks that a knockshop would hold onto surveillance footage from 2-3 ... more
- Peter B on Craig Thomson: clouding the issues Labor Losing ex Union Goon, Hello have we woken up yet Labor Voting Idiots! more
Time for us to get fair dinkum?
Public servants protested plans to impose a 2.5% wages cap for public service workers, but did they garner any sympathy from the public. Tim Webster on why it's time we all adhered to the old Aussie mantra 'Fair Dinkum'.
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Blog comments
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Fair Dinkum works when EVERYONE is fair dinkum. As soon as you get someone whos not fair dinkum then it becomes a free for all. How can anyone who's on $50k-$60k be asked to tighten their belts whilst being asked to work longer, harder and more efficiently,when those who work seemingly far less ( those in parliament, big business execs upper manager, financial controlers etc) AND who make the rules and control the purse strings of our society are allowed to give themselves obscene payrises without having to apply for them via any authority other thean their own>? These rip off merchants are the ones who can afford to tighten their belts around their fat bellies far more than anyone else can, when are they going to front up in the true blue Aussie way and be FAIR DINKUM!
PERHAPS IF THEY SET AN EXAMPLE AS THE SO CALLED LEADERS OF OUR SOCIETY, THE REST WILL FOLLOW.Faz Monday 12 September, 2011 - 12:52 PM -
Most of them are 'unemployables' in the real world of work! I resta my case here! The 2.5% adjusted pay rise per annum is more than sufficient for these lazy bones!
Rakesh A Monday 12 September, 2011 - 10:22 AM -
Well Tim, someone points out you're a buffoon only once and you get easily offended. Not very fair dinkum now.
Leyland Sunday 11 September, 2011 - 7:29 AM -
Well done Tim. We should only be looking at what we need, rather than what we want. If we look globally and see the financial problems in the world around us, then surely that should cause us to pause and consider our own financial problems. We are still borrowing well over $100 million dollars every day just to pay our bills.
Davo Saturday 10 September, 2011 - 9:00 PM -
Start at the top Tim. You should know that. Where the orders come from.
Leslie Saturday 10 September, 2011 - 2:57 PM
